This reversal jeopardizes the safety and rights of already vulnerable LGBTQ+ Ugandans by appearing to legitimize Uganda’s state sanctioned violence against them. The World Bank now provides resources and validation to a government actively engaged in persecuting a segment of its own population.
BA Lèsbica Diaries- Documenting Lesbian, Bisexual and Queer Ugandans Like You Have Never Seen Before!
Story telling will let those that come after us know that we existed, they will learn from our mistakes to avoid making them.
PRESS STATEMENT: TRANSGENDER DAY OF VISIBILITY 2022
Kuchu Times Media Group joins the rest of the world to commemorate this powerful day and our message to the transgender community is, “You have always been visible to us!”
#WCW Dr. Stella Nyanzi
The ability to get so passionately behind a cause without care to who else joins her is partly inspired by people like Kasha, Pepe, David Kato (RIP) , Victor Mukasa Denis Wamala and Val Kalende; the small community of almost beaten people standing up and daring to stare their powerful enemies in the face and WINNING! Part of her power comes from this work because she stood in; not with the community but in the community of these extremely marginalized people and as a team they won.
War, Homophobia and Racism Must End. Join Our Protest Now!
Racial discrimination has sadly been noticed in the current conflict in Ukraine.
#WCW AISHA-ASHE
Our #WCW for this week Aisha-Ashe our correspondent from Kasese who works with Twilight Support Initiative. Ashe shared bits of her life with us below.
Bombastic Magazine Launch 6th Edition-Part One.
Ally ship in all its forms expires without effort. You must live it. Time and again. It is not an IDENTITY, it is ACTION.
SO today we celebrate.
Challenges Facing LGBTQI+ Refugees In Kenya-A Report.
A police officer told me he is tired of dealing with homosexuals and I should consider going back to my country
#WCW Monalisa Akintole
She envisions a Uganda where service provision is not at all affiliated to sexual orientation and gender identity, the state needs to recognize that before we are gay or transgender we are Ugandans with constitutional rights.
Our Voices,Our Lives-Break The Barrier.
The struggle for equality and freedom has not been an easy one for women let alone LBQT Ugandans.