Uganda

Chris Baryomunsi, Uganda’s minister for health, the the United Nations. (Photo courtesy of Chris Baryomunsi via X)
Rights activists condemn Ugandan minister’s homophobic post
These are some of the accounts blocked as "promoters of LGBT" by Turkey, according to the Turkish Freedom of Expression Association (İFÖD)
Turkiye blocks news outlets and social media in widening anti-LGBT crackdown
Each knot in this installation in front of the XXXX capitol building stands for a XXX who was killed. (Ray Valle Nagashiro photo courtesy of Outright In this photo from the cover of the Outright International report, each knot stands for a person who was killed because of their sexual orientation or gender identity. This installation was erected in front of the Palace of Justice in Lima, Peru, (Ray Valle Nagashiro photo courtesy of Outright International)International)
A third of LGBTQ groups say 2025’s drastic cuts will force them to close
Uganda’s ‘Not Free’ rating partly due to anti-LGBT laws
Olana Otunnu (Photo courtesy of the Daily Nation)
Will Uganda’s candidate for top UN post speak out against homophobia?
Anita Among, former speaker of Uganda's parliament
Uganda’s president pardons homophobic politician
Richard Lusimbo speaks at July's International AIDS Conference in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (Photo courtesy of Richard Lusimbo / X)
Community AIDS initiatives in jeopardy amid funding cuts 
Kenya: ‘I could see the trauma in his eyes’
Well-known American gay Episcopal BIshop Gene Robinson presents award to Aggie Dennett Harmon. (Photo courtesy of ILGA World)
Ugandan trans pastor honored at WorldPride Amsterdam
Marseilles Pride marchers in France devote a moment of silence to Eric Lembembe last month. The signs state, "Proud in Marseilles. Dead in Cameroon." (Click image for video, in French.)
Why LGBT rights activists oppose U.N. resolution against anti-LGBT laws
Alesi Diana Denise, left, and Wendy Faith were arrested in February with their social media pictures like this one, above, cited as evidence against them (Photo courtesy of The Guardian, which noted that the photo was supplied to them and may have been digitally enhanced at source)
Ugandans Wendy and Denise speak out after imprisonment for kissing
Messed-up map shows U.S. regime doesn’t know or care where it’s killing millions
A health clinic in Johannesburg that was closed in 2025, following cuts in U.S. aid. (Joao Silva photo courtesy of The New York Times)
Study finds that Trump’s funding cuts led to closing 1,700 HIV treatment sites
Bishop Senyonjo, Uganda’s renowned LGBTQI+ ally, dies at 94
Wendy and Diana celebrate the dropping of charges. (Photo courtesy of SMUG / X)
Ugandan authorities drop case against two women accused of kissing in public
LGBTQI+ Ugandans are full of pride despite lack of Pride events