Ugandan legal aid attorneys take precautions against COVID-19
Uganda’s LGBTQ-friendly legal aid organization HRAPF is continuing its work while taking precautions against the dangerous new coronavirus.
Despite past arrests, Uganda activists plan Pride 2018
LGBT rights activists are warily making plans to celebrate Pride this year despite the raids and arrests that…
Sit-in at Ugandan police station: ‘the only secure place’
Starting Monday, a sit-in at a Ugandan police station will protest the failure of police to arrest criminals…
Unchecked criminals hit Ugandan civic groups
Two men are fighting for their lives today in a Kampala hospital where they are being treated for…
Uganda court removes barrier blocking LGBTI anti-bias cases
Equal opportunity for LGBTI Ugandans moved one step closer to reality this week. That progress came Nov. 10,…
Court to rule on limiting East Africa’s anti-gay laws
Lawyers seeking recognition of the human rights of LGBTI people are scheduled to learn on Sept. 27 whether…
Police blame the victim in Uganda break-in
“Nothing could be further from the truth,” says Ugandan legal activist Adrian Jjuuko about allegations from Ugandan police…
Appeal to Uganda: Stop break-ins that target advocates
Thirty-one international human rights organizations have written to Uganda’s Inspector General of Police, calling for an end to…
Court finally pays attention to Ugandan anti-bias lawsuit
LGBTI Ugandans have renewed reason to hope that they might gain a powerful ally in their fight against…
New voice endorses U.S. support for LGBTI Africans
Another voice has joined the chorus of critics of the New York Times article of Dec. 20 that…