UGANET @20 – Short film.
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COMMEMORATIVE DINNER – 20th, January 2017
Thank you for believing with us that Human Rights responses are a great contribution in addressing Health, HIV and Gender Vulnerabilities. UGANET... Read More
Civil society activists call for change to HIV law
The activists say the contentious clauses increase stigma and harm to people living with HIV whose dignity will be compromised. Ahead... Read More
PRESS STATEMENT – World Aids Day
Today, the 30th of November 2016, on the eve of World Aids Day, as Uganda Joins the rest of the world to... Read More
ABC RADIO INTERVIEWS HIV CRIMINALISATION SURVIVOR, ROSEMARY NAMUBIRU, AND UGANET’S DORA KICONCO MUSINGUZI
ABC RADIO, August 2016 Listen to Natasha Mitchell compelling interview with HIV criminalisation survivor, Rosemary Namubiru, and UGANET’s Dora Kiconco Musinguzi on... Read More
Canada’s HIV disclosure law ‘unfair,’ say advocates calling for changec
“To equate not disclosing one’s HIV status with the traditional understanding of aggravated sexual assault, we don’t think is fair,” said an... Read More
CIVIL SOCIETY STATEMENT AT THE 9TH ANNUAL JAAR – Theme: “ENDING AIDS by 2030”
The Honorable Ministers, The Honorable Members of Parliament, Development Partners, Distinguished participants in your respectable capacities, Ladies and Gentlemen, I am pleased... Read More
SOLIDARITY WALK FOR A JUST HIV LAW
( Groundbreaking Constitutional Court Challenge Filed against Discriminatory HIV Criminalization Legislation: Hundreds march through Kampala to submit Petition)
Civil society organisations petition court over HIV law
In Summary The challenged section requires that an HIV positive person discloses their status to their partners, health workers, family members, employers... Read More
Petition No. 24 /2016: Groundbreaking Constitutional Court Challenge Filed against Discriminatory HIV Criminalization Legislation: Hundreds march through Kampala to submit Petition
(Kampala) UGANET , ICWEA and Ben Twinomugisha, a professor of Law represented more than 60 civil society organizations from across the country... Read More
