Victims Of Injustice
Stella Nyanzi is a renowned Ugandan academician, feminist, social researcher and political activist currently held at the Luzira maximum security prison. She was arrested on
Category : Human Rights
Corporal Punishment in Schools: Psychological Trauma of Public Shaming
Corporal punishment persists in Ugandan schools despite it being outlawed in the Penal Code Act in 2007. In 2015, the Ministry of Education and Sports
“My Children’s Future Looks Very Bad Right Now,” One Man’s Story of Survival in the Ghetto
At 24 years of age, Mwanje Martin’s future looks grim as he contends with the challenges of poverty and disillusionment, with no rays of hope
“I did not Know I was Pregnant till Four Months” One Teenager’s Story Reveals the Price Ugandan Girls Pay in the Absence Sexuality Education.
Sixteen year-old Emily* believes fashion and design is her only hope for a better life with three-month-old baby, Precious. At the end of 2017, she
The trials Of A Ugandan Teenage Mum
Photo: Google Image BY: KOMUSANA FIONAH We sat on the veranda of the place she now calls home. She wore a large black dress with
Slavery In Oman: A Ugandan Woman Recounts Her Near Death Experience
At the start of 2017, 28-year-old Sarah had failed to find a job and her husband’s contract at Airtel had come to an end. A
Land Succession Still Remains A Challenge For Rural Women: Agnes Tells her Story
For the last fourteen years, thirty-two-year-old Agnes Nakyajja has battled her maternal uncle and a large majority of her family for the rightful ownership of
Widow faces Constant Threats of Eviction From the Home She Built with Her Husband
Fifty-one-year-old Nabakoza Susan has been on the verge of eviction from her house by her step children since the death of her husband in 2017.
Teenage Mother Soldiers on Against all Odds
BY JOHN OKOT Aisha (not real name), an 18-year-old was chased away from her home by her relatives for being what they claim is a
Aspirations Of A 19 Year Old Refugee: To Impact The Lives Of Other Refugees #WithRefugees
Nurah is a 19-year-old woman living in Katwe, one of the places with the highest refugee population in Kampala. A refugee from Somalia, she shares