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Climate Activist Morris Nyombi Risks 20 Years in Jail

BigEyeUg1By BigEyeUg1September 19, 2024
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Morris NyombiBy Our Reporter

Morris Nyombi, a renowned climate activist, has recently found himself at the center of intense public scrutiny and is at risk of spending up to 20 years in jail.

Nyombi, the CEO of Earth Volunteers, has long been celebrated for his work in environmental conservation. However, his private life has now been brought to light, revealing a hidden side of his personality – he is gay.

This revelation has ignited outrage, disbelief, and debate, as LGBTQ+ identities in Uganda are largely frowned upon and widely opposed.

Nyombi has been a vocal critic of Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act, condemning its discriminatory provisions on social media and has also used his NGO to advocate for the rights of LGBTQ+ individuals. Additionally, Nyombi has frequently criticized the government’s policies, particularly those that target marginalized groups.

According to reports, Nyombi is in the crosshairs of Ugandan authorities, with the police beginning to investigate his activities.

Nyombi is now a person of interest under Uganda’s newly passed Anti-Homosexuality Act, which imposes severe penalties for homosexual behavior, including capital punishment for repeat offenders. Should he be prosecuted and found guilty, he faces up to 20 years in prison for “promoting” homosexuality.

Furthermore, many critics are accusing Nyombi and his organization, Earth Volunteers, of using climate advocacy as a cover to promote Western ideologies and challenge Uganda’s deeply ingrained cultural and religious values.

As the situation continues to unfold, Morris Nyombi now fears for his life and freedom as his fate remains uncertain.

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