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Ongoing EU assistance to Uganda sparks criticisms among LGBTQ+ activists - Vimarsana News

Ongoing EU assistance to Uganda sparks criticisms among LGBTQ+ activists

In June, the European Union (EU) announced its decision to continue funding Uganda despite the nation's recent adoption of a highly controversial anti-LGBTQ+ law in May, which has garnered significant...

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UK LGBT activists protest against Ugandan's anti-homosexuality bill - Vimarsana News

UK LGBT activists protest against Ugandan's anti-homosexuality bill

Ugandans chanted for President Yoweri Museveni to 'kill the bill' that will impose the death penalty

The Uganda Bill will outlaw every aspect of LGBT+ existence. - Vimarsana News

The Uganda Bill will outlaw every aspect of LGBT+ existence.

Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Bill includes long jail time and even execution for LGBT+ people and supporters. 

Ugandans lead "kill the gays" bill protest in London | Peter Tatchell Foundation - Vimarsana News

Ugandans lead "kill the gays" bill protest in London | Peter Tatchell Foundation

25 April Global Day of Action at Uganda High Commission

Kapchorwa leaders urge govt to fulfil pledge on sanitary towels - Vimarsana News

Kapchorwa leaders urge govt to fulfil pledge on sanitary towels

Daily Monitor Tuesday April 06 2021 Need. Pupils of Oci Primary School in Ajia Sub-county display their locally made reusable sanitary pads in 2017. FILE PHOTO Summary 40% : Is the percentage of girls that drop out of school in Sebei before they complete primary school, according to Kaserem Home of Talent, a community organisation. Advertisement Jessica Chebet, a Primary Six pupil, says she prefers to stay home during her menstrual period for fear of staining her school uniform. “I fear to stain my uniform and be ridiculed because I don’t have sanitary pads,” she says. Chebet, a pupil a...