Join East Africa Visual Artists-EAVA Artists at the Human Rights Are Universal Arts Festival! 4th Edition, Oct 9-12, 2025. Four days of amazing art, music and expression. Let's #DEFEND human rights through art! Free entry! 🎨

#FastFacts SIM-swap fraud is one of the leading causes of digital-finance losses in Uganda. Once swapped, the victim’s phone shows “No Service,” and the fraudster receives all SMS, calls, and mobile money alerts, giving instant access to drain accounts. Here’s how they do it.

The story of one Kenyan trans woman has now become a symbol of possibility for a region too often defined by exclusion and hostility. Read More: kuchutimes.com/2025/08/kenyas…

💔 Physical GBV) is not just a personal tragedy, it is a national crisis in Uganda. 🙏🏾 We call on religious leaders and communities of faith to speak out, guide with compassion, and stand with survivors. Silence only fuels the violence. ✨ #Tosirika — Silence is not an option.

To listen to Chimano is to hear the story of countless queer Ugandans who cannot speak for themselves. 🔗 : kuchutimes.com/2025/08/when-t…

“The qualitative profile of everyday experiences lived by LBQ persons in Uganda paints a very bleak picture of their existence. It also reveals a different reality from more popular understandings and draws attention to the gross injustices they experience on a daily basis. Their

Reading about Christian nationalist influence in American schools, mandating biblical teachings, defunding public schools, and injecting religious doctrine into curricula—echoes too closely the patterns once seen in Uganda... 🔗 : kuchutimes.com/2025/09/church…

September is Self-Care September, “30 days of you” A time to prioritize yourself and reset. After a busy August, let us embrace self-care with daily inspiration. This month's wellness journal will feature a powerful quote each day to guide you. Remember, self-care is not

The Anti-Homosexuality Act is having devastating effects on Uganda's queer community. In this clip, John Grace from Uganda Minority Shelters Consortium reveals how the new law has exacerbated the homelessness crisis for LGBTQ+ Ugandans. Video Courtesy : East Africa Visual Artists-EAVA Artists

✨ UGALEF 2025 – Coming Soon ✨ The wait is almost over! 🚨 This year we gather under the powerful theme: “Resisting, Reimagining, and Organizing: Building Autonomous Resourcing & Sustaining Our Struggles on Our Own Terms.” 💡 A space to challenge. 🔥 A space to dream. 🌍 A

Take all chances to make yourself a better tomorrow. Happy new month from KPLI #DignityandcomfortinAging.

Not all abuse is physical. Words, threats, and manipulation can cut deeper than we imagine. Survivors of mental GBV deserve to be heard, believed, and supported. 💜 #EndGBV #TOSIRIKA

#TechTuesday Have you ever had a post removed or a website blocked? Online censorship happens when content or platforms are restricted sometimes by governments, big tech companies, or even self-censorship. Here are some simple ways to navigate these limits safely.

Opinion: For LGBTQ Ugandans, the ballot box represents ... a heightened period of fear and exposure. In a country where queer identities are criminalised and stigmatised, elections are not about expanding rights but about reinforcing repression. Link: bit.ly/3HYrJQA

#TOSIRIKA Not all abuse is physical. Words, threats, and manipulation can cut deeper than we imagine. Survivors of mental GBV deserve to be heard, believed, and supported. 💜 #EndGBV #TOSIRIKA

Happened Today! IBU has launched the #Mpox survey report as well as getting to the closure of the projet as we carryon to watch our neighbors closely in case of any signs and symptoms.Grateful to our friends and partners who have walked the the mpox intervention journey with us🤍

In Uganda, we know where that road leads. Our families are torn apart, our friends jailed, and many of us live in hiding because leaders fused religion with state power. 🔗: bit.ly/4m9wNjq

#TBT Maria from The Women's Probono Initiative shares why research on Navigating Marginality for LBQ Womxn is important now. Read the full research here: bit.ly/3HW5Sti

Questpro Women Foundation joins the world this Suicide Prevention Day to honor resilience and hope. We celebrate World Suicide Prevention Month by uplifting queer women, reminding them their lives matter, and encouraging strength to shine through another day.

Burkina Faso’s criminalization of LGBTQ lives echoes the brutality many of us have already endured in Uganda. But it also calls us to resist, to push back against narratives that deny our existence ... 🔗: bit.ly/4ghoWPk