Multiple families allege that agents and armed men claiming to act on behalf of a State Attorney have fenced off gardens, demolished homes, desecrated graves, and uprooted crops within the past month.
People
Turning development justice analysis into collective actions
Social protection is so critical for advancing women’s rights as well as rights of gender diverse and indigenous peoples, said Kate Lappin, Regional Secretary of Public Services International Asia Pacific.
UN Women report: Online violence against women journalists has doubled since 2020
The new report has been released by UN Women ahead of World Press Freedom Day on May 3, 2026.
Indigenous peoples and feminist movements demand a just, rights-based energy transition at global conference in Colombia
The Brazilian COP30 presidency, which is running a parallel process to create a road map for fossil fuel phaseouts that will be delivered at COP31 in November 2026, has indicated that it will consider the outcomes from Santa Marta.
Women Deliver 2026 must honour first nations justice, land, and life
This moment in Melbourne echoes far beyond Australia. It resonates deeply with the struggles of grassroots women and Indigenous communities across Africa.
APO Group promotes Loanette Boshoff to chief people officer
Loanette Boshoff’s appointment demonstrates commitment to a collaborative, growth-focused culture at APO Group.
Bishop Francis Umao celebrates his “jubilee life” in Gulu
Born in 1974 in Oruka village (then part of Amuru district, now in Nwoya district), Francis Umao Ojera committed his life to Jesus Christ on April 15, 2000, after overcoming a series of personal challenges.
LIDUPED Foundation Uganda receives assistive devices for over 200 PWDs in Lango
Susan Apili, a female representative for PWDs in Kwania district, noted that her district received about seven wheelchairs.
Environmental activist Amanzuru Williams faces repeated attacks amid rising environmental crimes in Adjumani
Over the past four years, his home has been targeted multiple times. The first break-in resulted in the loss of household items valued at shs9 million.
Night funeral dances under spotlight as Acholi leaders move to protect teenage girls
Today, children freely attend funerals and stay for days, which was never acceptable in Acholi tradition, says RDC of Agago, Kidega Nabinson.
Unjust access to justice for women and girls
Access to justice cannot be separated from the economic systems in which women live, says Asel.
Salary earners urged to support ageing parents before they die
The elderly people are now suffering without any help from their offsprings after struggling through medications, education and other development purposely to raise the standards of their children.
