We're a consortium uniting key population-led organizations in Uganda. Together, we are advocating for health policy analysis and lobbying for key populations.
Today, 3 June, we honour the faith, courage, and sacrifice of the Uganda Martyrs.
As we rest and celebrate, let us also protect one another by following public health guidance, practising good hygiene, and reporting Ebola-like symptoms early.
On International Sex Workers’ Day, we call for stigma-free SRHR services, protection, and justice for sex workers in Uganda because public health is stronger when everyone can access care without fear.
As we usher in Pride Month, we honour courage, dignity, and resilience. In these challenging times, let us choose compassion, safety, confidentiality, and care.
Seek timely, respectful health services. Support one another. Follow the MoH's guidance on Ebola prevention
🚨 MAJOR UPDATE: Ghana’s Parliament passed the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill.
If signed into law, it could impose prison sentences on LGBTQ persons and those who advocate for their rights and ours.
Here is what we know.
Across Africa, this reflects an evolving conversation on identity, rights, and inclusion grounded in the principle that every person must be able to navigate public systems safely, fairly, and without discrimination.