One-day delay in Zambia trial of AIDS activist
June 4, 2013
Colin Stewart
Colin Stewart is a 45-year journalism veteran living in Southern…
MINOR BREAKING NEWS:
In Zambia, the court hearing scheduled for today, June 4, in the case against human rights activist and AIDS fighter Paul Kasonkomona has been postponed until tomorrow morning, June 5.
Kasonkomona was arrested April 7 and charged with “soliciting for immoral purposes” immediately after he appeared on a live television show and spoke in favor of the repeal of Zambia’s anti-homosexuality law.
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