World | Uganda Ugandan Paper Prints Another Gay 'Hit List' Tabloid publishes 10 addresses, alleged anatomical details By Matt Cantor Posted Nov 2, 2010 9:20 AM CDT Copied Gay rights demonstrators, including campaigner Peter Tatchell, front third left, take part in a protest outside the Uganda High Commission in London, Thursday, Dec. 10, 2009. (AP Photo/Matt Dunham) After calling for the hanging of 100 “top gays and lesbians” in Uganda—which spurred attacks on gays—a tabloid in the country has published another list, this time of 10 homosexuals, their addresses, and alleged details about their anatomy, CNN reports. The paper's 22-year-old editor says he discourages attacks, but wants to fight gays seeking "converts in schools." Meanwhile, a bill calling for the death penalty for homosexuality continues to work through Uganda's legislature. Read These Next Husband of the Coldplay 'Kiss Cam' woman breaks his silence. Amy Coney Barrett weighs in a possible third Trump term. Wall Street is getting twitchy over falling lumber prices. Trump rips Tom Hanks after West Point cancels award ceremony. Report an error