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Police officers trying to stop HRAPF staff and partners from participating in the sit-in. (Photo courtesy of HRAPF)
Sit-in success: Uganda police promise armed guards
Adrian Jjuuko, executive director of HRAPF (Erwin Olaf photo courtesy of Facebook)
Sit-in at Ugandan police station: ‘the only secure place’
A security camera captured this photo of two of the four burglars who break into the offices of HRAPF on May 22 and killed a security guard.
Unchecked criminals hit Ugandan civic groups
2016 in review: Progress in repealing anti-LGBT laws
Uganda court removes barrier blocking LGBTI anti-bias cases
East Africa Court of Justice (Photo courtesy of EugeneNyawara.com)
East Africa Court rejects challenge to Uganda anti-gay law
Court to rule on limiting East Africa’s anti-gay laws
Uganda: Confronting Lokodo’s hateful anti-LGBTI lies
For safety, Ugandan activists delay Pride parade
Breaking news: Police lockdown at Ugandan pride event
Police blame the victim in Uganda break-in
Appeal to Uganda: Stop break-ins that target advocates
Press conference on May 23 denounces break-ins targeting human rights organizations in Uganda. (Photo courtesy of Hassan Shire via Twitter)
Series of break-ins, murder target Ugandan activists
Court finally pays attention to Ugandan anti-bias lawsuit
New Uganda law opens door to anti-LGBTI repression
Adrian Jjuuko (left), executive director of HRAPF, was a representative of the Civil Society Coalition on Human Rights and Constitutional Law when it received the U.S. Human Rights Defenders Award from then U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (right) on Aug. 3, 2012. The ceremony took place at the U.S. Embassy in Kampala. (Photo courtesy of HRAPF)
New voice endorses U.S. support for LGBTI Africans