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Queer Ugandan refugee on the run from anti-homosexuality law speaks out
Report: Covid-19 threatens LGBTIQ+ Africans and their organisations
IDAHOT: US and EU diplomats speak up for LGBTQI+ Ugandans
Uganda: Electoral defeat for 2 notoriously anti-gay officials
Uganda: COSF 20 human rights abuse case adjourned to March
Two Ugandan officials face arrest on charges of torturing gays
Adrian Jjuuko, HRAPF executive director, at a previous court session.
Charged with torture, anti-gay Ugandan officials begin their defense
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
Day 45: Uganda High Court orders access to 19 jailed suspects
Day 44: Uganda court sets bail hearing for 19 LGBT detainees
Uganda 19 update: 44 days in prison with no lawyers, no bail hearing