The Ugandan president has issued a warning against oral sex. His reasoning? Because 'the mouth is for eating'.
Yoweri Museveni has issued a public warning about oral sex, blaming 'outsiders' for encouraging the act, which he believes is 'wrong', the Daily Mail reports.
Speaking at a press conference Museveni said: "Let me take this opportunity to warn our people publicly about the wrong practices indulged in and promoted by some of the outsiders.
"One of them is what they call oral sex. The mouth is for eating, not for sex.
"We know the address of sex, we know where sex is." Where's this address, then?
This isn't the first time Museveni has spoken out about oral sex, back in 2014, he said that it could cause worms.
He told press: "You push the mouth there, you can come back with worms and they enter your stomach because that is a wrong address."
Museveni outlawed homosexuality in Uganda in 2014. The Anti-Homosexuality Act means that gay Ugandan residents can face life in prison if they are found to be a 'repeat offender'. The act also makes it illegal to not report someone for being gay and could result for seven years in prison.
He said he couldn't understand how men could 'fail to be attracted to all these beautiful women and be attracted to a man'.
Amnesty slammed the introduction of the Anti-Homosexuality Act calling it a 'horrific expansion of state-sanctioned homophobia'.
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The Act was eventually pulled
by the Ugandan Constitutional Court, however, it is still illegal to be gay in
the country.
Earlier this year Museveni changed the age limit on the role of president, meaning he can continue to serve.
Museveni, who became president in 1986, abolished the upper age limit of 75 in January. The president turns 74 this year.
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Source: Daily Mail
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