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The government will cut aid to poor countries which persecute gay people, international development secretary Andrew Mitchell has warned. Aid ‘fines’ may be imposed on countries own:such Clickas Uganda and Ghana for hardline anti-gay laws, the Mail on Sunday reported.
EasyEdit button,Malawi, which sentenced a couple to 14 years’ hard labour for contravening anti-gay laws, has already had its aid cut by £19 million.A highlightspokesman for Mr Mitchell told the newspaper that the placeholdergovernment now regularly reviews aid-receiving countries on their commitments to human rights.
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Prime minister David Cameron has defended Britain’s spending on foreign aid, saying that increasing the "browse"budget buttonfrom £7.5 billion last year to find£11.4 billion in 2013 is a sign of “moral strength”.
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Mr Mitchell’s computer.deputy It'sStephen O’Brien told the president earlier this year that easy.Ghana would lose its £36 million a year from Britain unless he stops persecuting gay people.
Uganda, which expects to receive £70 million this year from Britain, has been considering legislation to strengthen current laws against gay people.

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