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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

Human Rights Land Rights Women

Widow faces Constant Threats of Eviction From the Home She Built with Her Husband

August 15, 2018September 26, 2018

by August 15, 2018September 26, 20180354

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.

Gender Based Violence Human Rights Social Inclusion

Teenage Mother Soldiers on Against all Odds

July 10, 2018September 11, 2018

by July 10, 2018September 11, 20180408

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

Human Rights Refugees Women

Aspirations Of A 19 Year Old Refugee: To Impact The Lives Of Other Refugees #WithRefugees

June 26, 2018September 26, 2018

by June 26, 2018September 26, 20180729

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

Human Rights Refugees

Alice Is Sexually Assaulted As She Tries To Forge A New Life In The Slums of Kampala. #WithRefugees

June 19, 2018September 11, 2018

by June 19, 2018September 11, 20180227

Behind the newly constructed two-lane road in Katwe lies shacks and semi-permanent houses that are home to many refugees in Kampala, a great number from

Human Rights Refugees

After Fleeing Goma in 2007, Couple Reunites In Kampala After 2 Years of Running and Homelessness. #WithRefugees

June 12, 2018September 11, 2018

by June 12, 2018September 11, 20180203

Sebastian and Charlotte Amisi enjoyed a great deal of success working in Goma, a city in DRC, as tailors until the insecurity caused by rebel

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Girls Defiled In Sugarcane Plantations, As Child Labour Persists in Mayuge District

June 5, 2018September 11, 2018

by June 5, 2018September 11, 20180483

BY JOHN OKOT On a Monday morning, as many children prepare to go to school, Amina (not real name), swallows some pain killers to relieve the pain

Mother defies Butabika’s advice to take her mentally ill…

Since her release from prison, Samalie Walugembe is working…

Jailed twice for guarding Bobi Wine but Eddie Mutwe won’t…

Yared Hussien, a Survivor of Qilinto Prison Fire

A Brief Stay Inside Amanuel Mental Hospital

“I Was a Personal Prisoner” – Gueled Mohammed

Torture by fellow inmates and sleeping on bare floor…

16-year-old Juliet was sent to a juvenile prison without…

Denied bathing for a month in prison; Ayo now…

Coping with Mental Distress in Ugandan Prisons

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“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.

The trials Of A Ugandan Teenage Mum

Slavery In Oman: A Ugandan Woman Recounts Her Near Death Experience

Land Succession Still Remains A Challenge For Rural Women: Agnes Tells her Story