'We are here to send a message to the wider population that we do exist and we want rights like any other Ugandan,' said Moses Kimbugwe, one of the marchers. Gays and lesbians in Ugandans often live secretive lives, fearful that coming out will attract stigma and hostility from family and friends, or the loss of a job or an apartment. At a secluded beach in Entebbe, on Lake Victoria just outside the capital Kampala, a group of about 70 people holding banners including 'I have a relationship with Jesus and I'm gay', marched a short distance as music blared out.
By Justin Dralaze and Elias Biryabarema ENTEBBE, Uganda (Reuters) - Several dozen Ugandans marked Gay Pride on Saturday, cheering that such a parade could go ahead in a country that only last year tried to impose long jail terms for gay sex.
