Coons Emphasizes That U.S. Troops In Uganda Will Not Be In Combat

Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.) emphasizes that U.S. troops being deployed to Central Africa will not be in combat, rather their purpose is to train and equip African soldiers facing the Lord’s Resistance Army, a known terrorist group. (0:19)

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Coons: Sending Troops To Uganda "Modest, Reasonable"

Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.) says he supports “modest, reasonable action” in Central Africa to aid and train African troops facing the known terrorist group, Lord’s Resistance Army, but notes that Congress and the administration should continue to communicate. (0:41)

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Ugandan 'Anti-Homosexuality' Bill Could Result In Death, Says Gay Rights Advocate

Darlene Nipper, Deputy Executive Director of The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, explains the penalties of the proposed 'Anti-Homosexuality' bill being purposed in Uganda. Such penalties would include life imprisonment and death. (0:13)
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Gay Rights Advocates Call On Americans To Help LGBT Ugandans

Darlene Nipper with the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force (NGLTF) is calling upon all Americans to help halt the passage of an 'Anti-Homosexuality' bill being proposed in Uganda. Says Nipper, "All Americans should care about basic human rights." (0:35)
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