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After Uganda decided to suppress the activities of the LGBTI community in the country, the community came out strongly to defend its position reiterating the need to have inclusivity and adherence to human rights.
Robert Kodingo and Hannane Ferdjani speak to Pepe Julian, a transgender member of the community about the possible outcomes based on their plans to defy the government.
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