Uganda: Free university for virgins...men excluded

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July 20th, 2005   #1
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Uganda: Free university for virgins...men excluded info


KAMPALA, Uganda (Reuters) -- A Ugandan member of parliament has pledged to reward girls for their chastity by paying their university fees if they are virgins when they leave school, a local newspaper said on Wednesday.

Bbaale County MP Sulaiman Madada said any girl in his district who wanted to take part in the scheme aimed at promoting girls' education would be given a gynecological examination by health workers to check they were virgins.

"The criterion is that a student must be a virgin and from Kayunga district," he told the state-owned New Vision.

The MP did not extend his offer to young men.

He urged pupils to manage their lives responsibly, and called on parents to explain the threats from HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases.

"Our children should be told the risks they face if involved in early and unprotected sex," Madada said.

Uganda was once seen as the epicenter of the global HIV epidemic, but a government education campaign has pushed down infection rates to around six percent from as high as 30 percent in some areas in the early 1990s.

Kayunga in central Uganda is home about 300,000 people, and researchers say it has one of the country's worst AIDS rates, with more than 80 percent of families losing at least one member to the disease.

CNN


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July 20th, 2005   #2
Italian Guy
 
 
Mmmh don't know many girls who could get access there, then


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July 20th, 2005   #3
DTop
 
 
You've got to give them credit for effort. I think a ploygraph might have been an adequate test though, but what do I know?


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July 20th, 2005   #4
Italian Guy
 
 
Yeah I guess so, that would the only way to know I guess.
 
July 20th, 2005   #5
Locke
 
 
anyone interested in becoming inelligible for that uni, please PM me for my number


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July 20th, 2005   #6
Italian Guy
 
 
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anyone interested in becoming inelligible for that uni, please PM me for my number
 
July 25th, 2005   #7
Irishone
 
 
lol ah its a bit lousy on the poor fellas like, they have to go to uni virgins (but they know all the girls in uni will be ragen for it!) and not even get a penny for it.


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September 10th, 2005   #8
LeEnfield
 
 
Now just who gets the job of proving that they are virgins


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September 10th, 2005   #9
Marinerhodes
 
 

Re: Uganda: Free university for virgins...men excluded info


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Originally Posted by Doody
KAMPALA, Uganda (Reuters) -- A Ugandan member of parliament has pledged to reward girls for their chastity by paying their university fees if they are virgins when they leave school, a local newspaper said on Wednesday.

Bbaale County MP Sulaiman Madada said any girl in his district who wanted to take part in the scheme aimed at promoting girls' education would be given a gynecological examination by health workers to check they were virgins.
"The criterion is that a student must be a virgin and from Kayunga district," he told the state-owned New Vision.

The MP did not extend his offer to young men.

He urged pupils to manage their lives responsibly, and called on parents to explain the threats from HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases.

"Our children should be told the risks they face if involved in early and unprotected sex," Madada said.

Uganda was once seen as the epicenter of the global HIV epidemic, but a government education campaign has pushed down infection rates to around six percent from as high as 30 percent in some areas in the early 1990s.

Kayunga in central Uganda is home about 300,000 people, and researchers say it has one of the country's worst AIDS rates, with more than 80 percent of families losing at least one member to the disease.

CNN

LOL


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September 12th, 2005   #10
mzspaztastic
 
 
hey, whatever works, right?