Human Rights Awareness and Promotion Forum - HRAPF

HRAPF’s July 2026 Violations Report highlights cases of violence and other human rights violations based on real or presumed SOGIE.

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HRAPF’s June 2026 violations report on violence and other human rights violations based on real or presumed SOGIE

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We are pleased to announce that our offices have officially re-opened following our short mid year break.

Our team is available and ready to assist you. We look forward to serving you!

WE ARE ON BREAK

S*x workers deserve safe working conditions, legal protection, and an end to systemic stigma and violence!

Today on *xWorkersDay and every day, we call for the protection of their human rights, the decriminalisation of s*x work, and economic justice for all.

Three years ago today (30 May 2023), Uganda’s Anti-Homos*xuality Act officially became law.

36 months later, the social, legal, and health impacts of the continue to unfold.

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HRAPF’s April 2026 violations report on violence and other human rights violations based on SOGIE.

April 2026 marked exactly 2 years since the Constitutional Court nullified parts of the

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Is the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026, reshaping Uganda’s constitutional order?

Our latest analysis highlights the significant implications this legislation holds for civic space and the rights of every citizen.

From the reclassification of citizens to the expansion of Executive powers, we break down what’s at stake.

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It is Week 2 of our S*xual Assault Awareness Month campaign, and we are focusing on the cornerstone of bodily autonomy: Consent.

In both legal and social contexts, consent is more than just a “yes”. It is a voluntary, clear, and conscious agreement. Without it, the line between a respectful interaction and a violation is crossed.

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Our newest report is here: “Formal Equality vs. Practical Exclusion.”

We are examining the intersection of climate change and Key Populations in Uganda, focusing on how policy impacts actual resilience on the ground.

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