Adrian Jjuuko

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken. (Jose Luis Magana photo courtesy of AP)
Ugandan court widely condemned for upholding harsh anti-LGBTQ law
Adrian Jjuuko, executive director of HRAPF (Photo courtesy of PresidentialPrecinct.org)
Ugandan anti-gay law empties out HIV clinics, cuts legal aid
Uganda's Parliament in session.
Uganda: Widespread condemnation greets passage of anti-homosexuality bill
Uganda is working to stamp out groups promoting human rights for LGBTIQ people
Court kills ‘rogue and vagabond’ laws that target Ugandan sexual minorities  
Report: Uganda Police are No. 1 violator of LGBT people’s rights
Uganda: HRAPF human rights activists reach key milestone
Adrian Jjuuko, HRAPF executive director, at a previous court session.
Charged with torture, anti-gay Ugandan officials begin their defense
Uganda officials ignore criminal summonses for LGBTQ torture
Ugandans face summons over LGBT torture charges
20 Ugandans sue, citing torture during arrests, in prison
Imprisoned LGBT community members in Uganda await transportation back home from Kitalya Prison after being released on May 29, 2020 — 50 days after their arrest. (Photo courtesy of HRAPF)
Uganda: Court awards $1,341 to each of 19 jailed LGBT youths
Day 50: Freedom for 19 LGBT Ugandans, finally
Facing no charges, 19 LGBT Ugandans remain in prison
Adrian Jjuuko, HRAPF executive director, at a previous court session.
Uganda: After 49 days, 19 prisoners ordered to be freed
Day 47: Lawyers finally get to see 19 jailed LGBT Ugandans