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World Bank President Ajay Banga (left) and Ugandan LGBTQ rights activist Pepe Onziema (right)
World Bank defends decision to resume funding to Uganda
Uganda Supreme Court moves ahead (slowly) on LGBTQI+ rights cases
Nakawa Chief Magistrates Court, where the two SMUG activists faced assault charges, isn't always a tranquil place. This is the scene last August when the court took up the case of 36 members of Uganda's politcal opposition who were charged with terrorism.
Ugandan court dismisses assault case against LGBTQI+ activists
Uganda’s Speaker of Parliament Anita Among was a forceful advocate of the Anti-Homosexuality Act of 2023. She “single-handedly turned the lives of LGBTQ Ugandans into living hell when she facilitated the ‘Kll the Gays Law of 2023", said activist Sarah Mutiga. (Abubaker Lubowa photo courtesy of Reuters/WSJ) (Abubaker Lubowa photo courtesy of Reuters/WSJ)
Uganda’s homophobic speaker predicts Trump will end U.S. sanctions
Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act challenged at Supreme Court
Justice Catherine Bamugemereire (Photo courtesy of CEO East Africa Magazine)
LGBT Ugandans won’t be allowed to join together to fight for their rights
Links between Ugandan and U.S. hate groups are clearer than ever
Frank Mugisha (Photo courtesy of Reuters)
Ugandan LGBTQ activist readies for the fight of his life
Rainbow Railroad is ‘unequivocally’ against Uganda’s latest ‘Jail the Gays Bill’
Uganda is working to stamp out groups promoting human rights for LGBTIQ people
Uganda orders shutdown of prominent LGBT rights group SMUG
High Court delays ruling on closure of Ugandan gay ally group Chapter Four
Homophobic candidate seeks top post in Ugandan parliament
Honoring murdered gay rights defender David Kato, eleven years on
Ugandan LGBT ally Sylvia Tamale receives honorary doctorate
Uganda gay rights activists renew call: ‘End Inequalities, End AIDS’