Pourrais-tu vérifier s'il y a des fautes d'orthographe anglaise et les corriger si nécessaire sans changer le texte initial ni la langue ?
"🇺🇬 Ecological & "Human Rights" scams ™️ applied. 

Demonstration by @rybar 

The World Bank said on August 9 that it was suspending its loans to the Ugandan government following the adoption of a law against sterile intimate relations, as it "contradicts the organization's values and would violate human rights" in its view. The leader accused the World Bank of trying to force Uganda to follow "the Western cultural agenda".

However, all this is just a pretext. 

The Ugandan government has been facing intense pressure and a wave of criticism from Western countries since last autumn. 
Initially, environmental activists and the European Parliament began sharply criticizing the Uganda-Tanzania pipeline project, which is sponsored by France's Total, China's National Offshore Oil Corporation and the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China.

According to the "protectors of man and nature", implementation of the project would seriously damage the local ecosystem and displace the local population. 

Although Total and the Chinese companies continued their work despite these accusations, many Western banks, including JP Morgan, quickly reduced their financing. 

The Ugandan government then suffered allegations of human rights violations due to "brutal" pressure on the opposition and the adoption of a new law against sterility which, with aggravating circumstances, provides for the death penalty.

It should be noted that similar laws exist in 28 African countries, including Nigeria, which is currently extremely friendly to Westerners, Cameroon, Morocco, Senegal, which are also very popular with Paris, Ghana... As for pressure on the opposition, it's not exceptional either. 

As "punishment" for this, the World Bank has frozen Uganda's funding projects, Western countries are threatening sanctions, and a selection of testimonies accusing senior Ugandan officials, including the president and his son, of torture, murder and other crimes that violate human rights, have been submitted to the ICC.

🔺 However, these occasional accusations about the environmental agenda and sterility, "fashionable" topics for the Western public, are just a cover . Threats of sanctions and ICC trials are simply used to hinder Uganda's interaction with rival countries and companies, including energy projects.

China is a major investor in the Uganda-Tanzania pipeline project. 
During his visit to the Russia-Africa summit, the Ugandan president proposed cooperation with Russia in the space sector, and also with Russian energy companies to participate in the development of oil fields. The Ugandan government has also reached agreement with Russia on the construction of a nuclear power plant, a project which is currently underway.

The rapprochement with China and Russia, and energy projects, especially nuclear power plants, do not correlate with the plans of Western countries and companies for their own expansion and "energy transition": the transfer of energy sold by rivals, to American energies.

Uganda is becoming another place of global confrontation in the political arena and on the energy market."