Human Rights

Dr. Zac Niringiye Assaulted in Broad Daylight

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On Monday, July 29, at approximately 12 noon, Dr. Zac Niringiye, a renowned human rights activist and retired Assistant Bishop of Kampala, was violently assaulted in broad daylight. This shocking incident has sent ripples through the Ugandan community and sparked renewed calls for a safer and more just society. Dr. …

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Human Rights Activists Seek Justice for Alleged Police Sodomy Abuse During Anti-Corruption Protests

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Human rights activists have approached the Uganda Human Rights Commission (UHRC) seeking justice for alleged victims of sodomy in police custody during the recent anti-corruption demonstrations. The allegations first emerged when activist and cartoonist Jim Spire Ssentongo shared a post on X (formerly Twitter), claiming that some demonstrators who had …

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LGBTQ : Mexico City Adopts Groundbreaking Law to Punish Transfemicide as an Aggravated Crime

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In a significant advancement for LGBTQ+ rights and protections, Mexico City has officially adopted a law designating “transfemicide” as an aggravated crime. This landmark legislation aims to address the alarming rates of violence and discrimination faced by transgender women in Mexico and reinforces the city’s commitment to protecting marginalized communities. …

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Over 104 arrested in March to Parliament Protests

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In a week marked by heightened tension and public unrest, the Ugandan police have arrested 104 youths participating in protests aimed at marching to Parliament in Kampala. The protests, which occurred between July 22 and July 25, 2024, were met with significant police intervention, leading to numerous arrests and subsequent …

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