Its costs 0.00 to repost this. BOBIWINE is just helping us to be in uganda ✔️

Today, 26 marks another significant day. To remember David Kato is not just to mourn a loss, but to honor a debt. We owe it to his memory to continue the work of dismantling homophobia. His life teaches us that one voice, even when surrounded by a chorus of hostility, can change

New global survey has confirmed: homophobia affects LGBTQ+ economic well-being, underscoring the urgent need for policies & community programs that foster acceptance and support for these marginalized groups. #StopStigma scienmag.com/global-survey-…

With profound sorrow, we mourn the passing of Joan Amek, beloved Executive Director of Rella Women Foundation. A fierce advocate, visionary leader, and tireless champion for the rights and dignity of women and queer persons in Uganda, Joan’s courage and compassion transformed

On this Valentine’s Day episode, our hearts are a little heavier. We are dedicating this space to a dear friend gone too soon, Amek Joan. A soul who taught us that love isn’t just a feeling, it is an action we must live out loud. We later dive deep into why self-love is the

Uganda’s Supreme Court has postponed the hearing for the Anti-Homosexuality Act (AHA) 2023 appeal originally set for tomorrow, March 31, citing "unforeseen circumstances." A new date is yet to be communicated, and the Court has directed all parties to continue the filing and

From Frank Mugisha Uganda’s Supreme Court has postponed the hearing for the Anti-Homosexuality Act (AHA) 2023 appeal originally set for tomorrow, March 31, citing "unforeseen circumstances." A new date is yet to be communicated, and the Court has directed all parties to continue

Today, March 31, 2026, we stand in solidarity with the transgender community as we celebrate Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV). This day is a powerful tribute to the courage, resilience, and joy of transgender and gender non-conforming communities in Uganda. Despite

Today, as we celebrate Trans Day of Visibility 💙🤍💗 We honor the strength, courage, and resilience of the trans community. Your existence is powerful, your stories matter, and your visibility is a force that continues to inspire change in the world. You are not invisible. You

This April 2026 marks 25 years since the observance of Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), reflecting on the theme “25 Years Stronger: Looking Back, Moving Forward.” We acknowledge the progress made and the ongoing commitment of survivors, communities, and advocates to end

Sexual violence doesn’t just end when the act is over. For many marginalized people in Uganda, it lingers shaped by stigma, discrimination, and silence. It affects how we show up in everyday life. As the weekend begins, let’s check in, believe, and stand with each other.

Humbled 🙏🏾 Activist Frank Mugisha wins 2026 Inamori Ethics prize - The Observer observer.ug/news/activist-…

Reclaiming the word "lesbian" respecting it, saying it out loud is part of what visibility means in a world that has often tried to diminish it. Visibility builds safety. To our sapphic siblings, we say clearly, we are one big family, we love you and we see you! #lvw26

This Lesbian Visibility Week, we take a moment to honor the power of being seen. We celebrate the vibrant lives and diverse experiences of LBQ womxn in Uganda, reminding ourselves that our existence is authentic, bold, and resilient. This week, we acknowledge that our mental and

We call homosexuality a "Western import" — but conveniently forget the laws criminalizing it arrived on the same colonial ships. 🤔 Botswana noticed. Full piece here: kuchutimes.substack.com/p/outlived-the… Also don't forget to follow Kuchu Times on Substack.

Join us today at 13:00hrs as we employ a feminist political economy perspective that spotlights how energy transition cannot be considered just if it only protects investors and leaves public infrastructure deeply underfunded while expanding women’s unpaid labor and care. By

Calling it ‘normalising’ makes it seem like something new or strange. Gay people have always been here & maybe more visible now. It’s just two people loving each other and sharing a kiss, same as anyone else. So what exactly makes it deserve to be treated as an issue at all? ❤️🏳️

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At a critical convening in Bangkok 🇹🇭 to launch the Queer Forced Displacement Initiative Network with Rainbow Railroad PRISM EMPOWERMENT AND DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE UG. The African Sunbird Network🏳️‍🌈 Uganda Minority Shelters Consortium UMSC

"Make no mistake: this is ethnic cleansing. The Myanmar security forces are setting northern Rakhine State ablaze" amn.st/60158FPc7