How Uganda’s Anti-LGBT Law Impacts HIV/AIDS Prevention Efforts

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The recent implementation of Uganda’s anti-gay law has raised significant concerns about its potential impact on HIV/AIDS prevention efforts in the country. This law, which criminalizes homosexuality with penalties ranging from imprisonment to the death penalty in extreme cases, has sparked outrage from human rights organizations and advocacy groups worldwide. …

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Prosecutor Oppose Bail for 32 NUP Supporters in Court Martial

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Prosecutors have opposed the bail application for 32 National Unity Platform (NUP) supporters, arguing their release could compromise ongoing investigations. The NUP supporters appeared before the General Court Martial, where prosecutors presented their case against granting bail. The accused are facing charges linked to national security, which the prosecutors claim …

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Uganda’s Anti-LGBTQ Law Curbs Media and Activist Freedom

Uganda’s new and stricter laws to punish lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and other queer people puts draconian restrictions on the media and advocates for LGBTQ rights, too. Journalists in Uganda are wary about the new Anti-Homosexuality Bill that is making its way into law, which would allow the government to …

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6 youth remanded to Kirinya prison for promoting sodomy

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Six young individuals, aged between 20 and 26, found themselves remanded to Kirinya Prison following an appearance at the Grade One Magistrate’s Court in Jinja. They face charges related to gross indecency. Geoffrey Ibanda, Sadic Wassajja, Sadat Menya alias Sheebah, Fabian Kalungi, Hamza Katamba, and Brian Kiiza alias Chosen were …

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