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An anti-gay clergyman in Uganda has screened gay pornography in his church, in an attempt to gain support for proposed anti-homosexuality laws.
"We are in the process of legislation and we have to educate ourselves about what homosexuals do," Pastor Martin Ssempa told the BBC.
Gay rights activists suggested the pastor "needed medical help".
The anti-gay bill, which proposes the death penalty for some gay people, has caused outrage around the world.
US President Barack Obama described the proposals as "odious".
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