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Originally Posted by Patrick
I seem to remember people saying she was?
Anyway you still over looked my argument about how everyone's getting all pissed about this yet she isn't the only person going through it so...
It's kind of unfair to help her and let the other's die.
Also, Judas what the ****** are you talking about?
I can reply if I want you miserable bastard.
I do love how Jessica can reply with 'I signed :L' as if it's a joke or as if we should all LOL after signing, yet Novo and Myself say one thing and everyone is pissing in their pants over it.
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No. She wasnt. She thought she might be in danger from Mugabe's men but it's a bit different to being a known lesbian going back to a country where homosexuality may be punishable by death and where a prominent Ugandan MP is taking an interest in the case.
And anyway it isnt "unfair" at all, the difference here is that we are actually in a position to stop this happening, the government could easily grant her asylum if they wanted to. They are not in a position to try and rid Uganda of it's homophobia, and their laws against gays, not at all.
Theresa May back in July: "We have already promised to stop the removal of asylum-seekers who have had to leave particular countries because their sexual orientation or gender identification puts them at proven risk of imprisonment, torture or execution. I do not believe it is acceptable to send people home and expect them to hide their sexuality to avoid persecution"
About time she lived up to that pledge