HRAPF

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
New Uganda NGO bill: Better, but still bad for LGBTI groups
Outbreak of anti-LGBTI attacks in Uganda
Acquittal, but bad news, in Uganda consensual sex case
7 years of delay stymie Ugandan anti-bias lawsuit
Uganda helps minorities, except those most in need of help
Ugandan anti-gay law is dead, but court challenge lives on
Uganda: 9 gay men threatened by mob, arrested by police
Uganda study probes anti-gay acts, offers brighter future
Challenge to Ugandan anti-gay law seeks regional impact
2 LGBTI defendants win their freedom in Uganda
Ugandan murder mystery: New evidence, still no clarity