A Ugandan gay activist whose photo was put on the front page of a newspaper that called for his killing has been brutally beaten to death. Ugandan police said yesterday that David Kato had been ...
Vanessa Nakate is a Ugandan climate justice activist and UNICEF goodwill ambassador. Inspired by Swedish activist Greta Thunberg, she was Uganda's first youth climate striker, and went on to found ...
Analysis - As Christians fall out over gay rights, the Ugandan state, built on the martyrs who resisted homosexuality, has some soul-searching to do.
Homosexual conduct is already criminalized in the majority of African countries, but a proposed new law in Uganda would make it illegal to even mention sexual orientation to someone else ...
and suggests that individual activists should be publicly profiled, to prevent them from any further civil society engagement ...
The panel code criminalises homosexuality, but court battles have exposed loopholes within the law, prompting the anti-gay crusaders to come up with ways of plugging these gaps ...
LGBTQ+ Kenyans say they are living in fear after a pro-gay court ruling triggered an outpouring of abuse and death threats, ...
Ugandan lawmakers began a new session Thursday, and lawmakers introduced an anti-homosexuality bill that would allow the jailing of LGBTQ individuals for up to 10 years for declaring their identity or ...
Once again, Ugandan lawmakers are launching a scathing attack against sexual minorities by proposing a new law that could make it illegal to say that you are gay, lesbian, or transgender. Last ...
The case had been brought by six French and Ugandan activist groups which had sued the company accusing it of not doing all it could to protect people and the environment in its Tilenga oil ...
Uganda's parliament is set to consider a draft law that criminalises anyone identifying as LGBTQ+, and threatens them with 10 years in jail. The bill also threatens landlords who rent premises to gay ...
The U.S. did restrict aid to Uganda in 2014 over anti-LGBTQ legislation, but today the U.S. offers over $950 million dollars per year to the African nation. We found no evidence that the U.S ...
