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Surviving Uganda’s Anti-Gay Law
While Outed, Exiled, & Mourning

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  • Nusaiba Ibrahim
  • Posted by Nusaiba Ibrahim
December 9, 2024

In an interview with Diaspora Africa, Paola Pace, the acting Chief of Mission of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Nigeria explains that, “It is very difficult to have a realistic overview of this (migration) burden. However, we can refer to worldwide figures that say that 1 in 3 of all women have suffered SGBV in their lifetime.”

  • Promise Okezie
  • Posted by Promise Okezie
November 26, 2024

Disturbing reports reveal instances where Ukrainian police and security personnel barred Nigerians from boarding buses and trains headed for the Ukraine-Poland border.

  • Ernest Nweke
  • Posted by Ernest Nweke
November 13, 2024

Uganda's anti gay law has some of the strictest punishments for being gay and for gay organising (activism and creating community for gay people) in the world. With punishments as severe as life imprisonment for "engaging in acts of homosexuality" and 20 years jail time for "promoting homosexuality",

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