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Will Uganda's candidate for top UN post speak out against homophobia? (opens the original)
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Joto La Jiwe is a Ugandan correspondent for the African… Uganda officially nominated veteran diplomat and former United Nations Under-Secretary-General Olara Otunnu as a candidate for the next United Nations Secretary-General, sparking controversy among those who see Otunnu as someone who will not stand up for the rights of LGBTQ people at the UN. Otunnu, 75, is a former Ugandan foreign minister and permanent representative to the UN, and served as the UN Special Representative for Children and
Community AIDS initiatives in jeopardy amid funding cuts (opens the original)
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Joto La Jiwe is a Ugandan correspondent for the African… One of Uganda’s most renowned human rights activists and a prominent member of the LGBTQ+ community Richard Lusimbo is making headlines following his passionate plea for the rejuvenation of community-led interventions in the global AIDS pandemic response at the 26th International AIDS Conference in Rio de Janeiro in July. Lusimbo heads the Uganda Key Populations Consortium (UKPC) and is a member of the Global Council on Inequality, AIDS an
Bishop Senyonjo, Uganda's renowned LGBTQI+ ally, dies at 94 (opens the original)
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Joto La Jiwe is a Ugandan correspondent for the African… The LGBTQI+ community in Uganda is mourning the death of one of its strongest and highest ranking allies in the Ugandan clergy; Bishop Christopher Senyonjo. According to friends and family members, the senior cleric died on July 19 after spending close to two months in hospital. On July 6, the advocacy group Sexual Minorities Uganda (SMUG) put up a post on X saying the Bishop was not well and needed prayers and financial support from well-
Ugandan authorities drop case against two women accused of kissing in public (opens the original)
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Joto La Jiwe is a Ugandan correspondent for the African… The LGBTQI+ Human rights fraternity in Uganda is celebrating a rare but significant legal victory following the decision by authorities to withdraw all charges against Wendy Faith and Alesi Diana Denise, who were arrested and charged in February this year for allegedly kissing in public in Arua City in northwestern Uganda. 76Crimes has not seen any written or verbal confirmation of this development, but Frank Mugisha, a leading LGBTQI+ hum
LGBTQI+ Ugandans are full of pride despite lack of Pride events (opens the original)
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Joto La Jiwe is a Ugandan correspondent for the African… Colorful uplifting parades with floats and celebrities, joyous festivals, workshops, picnics, and parties are among the principal components of LGBTQI+ Pride Month, which often is celebrated in June in countries around the world. It commemorates years of struggle for civil rights and the ongoing pursuit of equal justice under the law for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community, as well as the accomplishments of LGBTQI+
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