Amnesty International has called upon President Yoweri Museveni to exercise his veto power and reject the proposed Anti-Homosexuality Bill currently under consideration in Uganda. The bill, which seeks to criminalize homosexuality and impose severe penalties, has drawn widespread condemnation from human rights organizations and activists. In a statement issued on …
Read More »Addressing Uganda’s Deeply Rooted Homophobia: Strategies for Change
Uganda has long been recognized as one of the most hostile environments for LGBTQ+ individuals, with systematic abuse and discrimination perpetuated against them. This entrenched homophobia is fueled by various factors, including state-sanctioned opposition, religious beliefs, cultural norms, and colonial-era laws. The legal framework in Uganda does not formally recognize …
Read More »Six Suspects Apprehended in Jinja Linked to Alleged Criminal Sexual Network
The Territorial Police in Kiira and Jinja City have in custody 6 suspects, who form part of a criminal sexual network, actively involved in the grooming of young boys into acts of sodomy, recruiting of male adults into gay practices, recording of pornographic and sex videos of children and other …
Read More »Kyagulanyi Rules Out Negotiations with Government Over Detained NUP Supporters
Robert Kyagulanyi, leader of the National Unity Platform (NUP) and prominent opposition figure, has ruled out negotiating with the government regarding the release of detained NUP supporters. Kyagulanyi, also known as Bobi Wine, insists that these detentions are politically motivated and violate the rights of the individuals involved. Speaking firmly …
Read More »Bobi Wine rules out talks with govt over detained NUP supporters
The opposition National Unity Platform (NUP) will not negotiate with President Museveni to secure the release of its detained supporters, party president Robert Kyagulany alias Bobi Wine has said. Prior to and after the 2021 general elections, several youthful NUP supporters have been arrested on various allegations. Some are still …
Read More »Arua Kadhi Plans to Publicly Identify Muslims Engaged in Homosexuality
The Arua district Kadhi, Sheikh Obed Kamulegeya, has announced intentions to expose and shame Muslims within his jurisdiction involved in homosexual activities. His call to identify individuals reflects growing religious opposition to homosexuality in Uganda, which is considered a severe social taboo. Sheikh Kamulegeya stated that exposing such individuals aims …
Read More »Nakaseke Magistrate Court Grants Bail to NUP Supporter
In a significant legal development, the Nakaseke Magistrate Court has granted bail to a supporter of the National Unity Platform (NUP), signaling a temporary reprieve in the ongoing legal battles involving the opposition party. The NUP supporter, who had been detained on charges yet to be detailed, was released following …
Read More »NUP Lays Foundation Stone for Parallel NUP Headquarters
Leaders of the National Unity Platform (NUP) have laid a foundation stone for the establishment of their new headquarters in Bwaise-Kavule, a Kampala suburb. This was formally unveiled by NUP President Robert Kvagulanyi aka Bob Wine accompanied by top party leaders like Mathias Mpuuga, the Leader of Opposition in Parliament, …
Read More »Statement by President Kyagulanyi Ssentamu Robert of the release of our comrades Hon. Allan Ssewanyana and Hon. Muhammad Ssegirinya
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Read More »NUP’s Eric Mwesigwa narrates torture ordeal
Eric Mwesigwa, a resident of Nansana in Wakiso district has become the latest National Unity Platform-NUP supporter to be tortured in military detention after he was allegedly abducted by unknown gunmen last month. While appearing before the NUP President Robert Kyagulanyi, Mwesigwa claimed the reason for being tortured was because …
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