A group of community members attacked offices of Rainbow Community Focus (RCF) in Kawanda – Wakiso district yesterday after being alerted by some individuals that the organization is for LGBTQ+ which is against the law in Uganda.
“Many different individuals have been complaining about this organization that it recruits youths into homosexuality acts and we have been seeing many people visiting when men are dressed in ladies’ clothes and ladies dressed in men’s clothes which raised our suspension in the matter. Imagine ladies behaving like men and men behaving like ladies!” claims Mr. Lutaaya Fred one of the residents of Kawanda.
During this raid many staff members of the organization have been injured and many had fled from the scene to save their lives.
Entebbe Post has made an investigation in Uganda Registration Service Bureau (URSB) to find out the directors and objectives of the organization and found out that the organization was not registered directly but it is operating under Rainbow Mixed Farm which is registered for charity of needy children, needy youth and needy eldery people including People with Disabilities – PWDs through farming with the directors; Ms. Afuwa Nakkazi aged 34 years, Mr. Isaac Mutyaba aged 37 years and the Secretary Ms. Pamela Naluyange.
But according to our trusted sources these were just in books and their true objectives were to help and promote LOBTQ+ and it has been funded by foreigners for the cause.
Ever since Ugandan president signed the Anti LGBTQ law which was passed by the Ugandan parliament criminalizing LGBTQ+ and its promoters many individuals and organizations suspected to be involved are being attacked by the mobs claiming to be cleaning their Country from sin that led to destruction of Sodom and Gomorrha according to the bible.
It should also be noted that many individuals in the past had fled and others killed in Uganda before even the introduction of the new law due to homophebic Ugandans who think it brings curses to the society and among them were; Emmanuel Kato, Juliet Mutesasira, Chris Mubiru, among others.
Many countries like USA has warned Uganda over the law and warned to out sanctions but it seems Ugandan govenrment and its people do not care thinking it’s the best law parliament has even passed.
