The film explores views from the police, lawyers, pastors and health practitioners on how they are closely working with sex workers to fight violence. The film is a blueprint for people passionate about promoting protection and respect for all Ugandans as provided for in the constitution.
May 2016
BIRMINGHAM PRIDE: LGBTI Ugandans in UK Call for Decriminalization of Homosexuality in their Homeland
“ I am happy to be living in a country that prides itself in equality for LGBTI people. Even though all these achievements did not come in a year but they are here now. However it is time now for the international community to support us in our quest to bring these achievements in our countries.”
LGBTI Youth Group Branches into Wine Production to Counter Poverty Problem
These youngsters continue to defy the notion that Uganda’s Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex youth are majorly lazy, self-pitying individuals and if their progress is anything to go by, it is clear to see they will be making a major difference in this community
HRAPF Trains LGBTI Leaders on How to Engage the Police and Judiciary
From the training, it was clear that there is very little awareness and understanding of the issues affecting people from the gender and sexual minority community on the part of the Police and the judiciary. Under section 145 of the Penal Code Act, any one charged with carnal knowledge against the order of nature is punishable with life imprisonment; it is upon this background that LGBTI persons are continuously subjected to unfair legal treatment as their mere existence is considered a crime.
YHEPP Releases A Guide to Help LGBTI Youth Deal with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
The guide indicates some of the major causes of PTSD as being sexual abuse, emotional abuse, rape, being held hostage, hijacking, kidnapping and being subjected to torture. It also lists some of the most common symptoms of the disorder as- flashbacks, bad dreams, frightening thoughts, feeling emotionally numb, having trouble recollecting memories, feeling of strong guilt or worry, being easily startled, difficulty sleeping, and anger outbursts among other.
“How Now Shall We Speak?” Activists From Civil Societies Ask Government to Stop Media Bans
Many of those present recommended that laws related to such incidents be amended and before Police or UCC implements such actions, they should present evidence to court and weigh the justification for such clump downs since this would create a balance between the state and the citizens it serves.
Civil Society Organizations Join HRAPF to Call upon Government to Investigate Raids on NGO Administrative Centers
According to the CCTV footage from the offices, the two assailants attempted to disable some cameras at the facility but unknown to them were several others that were installed in hard to see places.
“#TACKLE HOMOPHOBIA” SEXUAL MINORITIES UGANDA CELEBRATES IDAHOBIT 2016.
shares Today Sexual Minorities Uganda the umbrella organization for NGOs in Uganda advocating for human rights of lesbian,gay,bisexual,transgender and intersex persons, hosted an event to commemorate International day against Homophobia, Biphobia Lesbophobia and Transphobia under the theme: MENTAL HEALTH AND WELL-BEING. IDAHOBIT is celebrated the world over in commemoration of 17th May 1990 when […]
EAST AFRICAN VISUAL ARTISTS using Art to Fight for Justice and Equality
On his CV, Kyabayinze is proud to have been a part of the team that founded Kuchu Times and did commendable work with the production of the first issue of Bombastic magazine. He credits Kuchu Times for narrowing the media gap in the Ugandan LGBTI movement.
DIPLOMATS IN UGANDA JOIN LGBTI LEADERS TO COMMEMORATE IDAHOBIT
shares The Uganda Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender and Intersex leaders joined the Ugandan diplomatic representatives to commemorate the International day against homophobia, transphobia and biphobia at a cocktail reception hosted by the Honorable Dutch Ambassador HE Alphons J.A.J.M.G Hennekens. Representatives from various Missions and civil society were in attendance. Below is the speech by the host […]