KISORO, UGANDA – Students from across the Kigezi sub-region attending the Kisoro Scripture Union conference have vowed to report any cases of homosexuality they encounter among their peers or within their educational institutions.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!The students made these declarations on Monday during an ongoing spiritual retreat at Seseme Girls Secondary School in Kisoro Municipality, citing teachings they had received at the conference.
The event, which began last Friday and concluded Tuesday evening, served as a platform for discussions on faith, behavior, and challenges facing modern youth.
Attendees including Atuhaire Tracy and Ahereza Sheila from Bukinda Secondary School, along with Arinanye Junior from Murole High School, stated the event had deepened their understanding of Christian principles and life choices.
They identified a critical gap in mentorship, noting that many adolescents engage in early sexual activity due to insufficient guidance on resisting temptation.
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University students Mahirwe Racheal from King Caesar University and Ndayisaba Kenneth from Metropolitan International University reported workshops focused on sexual purity and responsible technology use.
They emphasized a perceived link between pornography consumption and what they termed immoral behavior and homosexuality among youth.
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In a unified commitment, students pledged to actively report cases of homosexuality, signaling anticipated student-led monitoring across regional educational institutions to address what they view as spiritual and moral concerns.
The conference’s conclusion marks the beginning of a new phase of student activism translating spiritual convictions into action within academic communities.
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