Feminist movements, which have driven global recognition of digital violence as a human rights threat, now face shrinking civic space, unprecedented funding cuts, and pushback that risk undermining years of advocacy.
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Adjumani’s Forukwa village – where mysterious deaths are now too much
Responding to the residents’ concerns, the OC Ciforo Police Post, Barigo Charles urged the community to remain calm and follow the right procedures in handling the matter.
Lira man under spotlight for allegedly removing ex-spouse’s household items from disputed house
Meanwhile, the court process is ongoing and the property remains protected under the caveat until a final ruling is made.
Amolatar – Etam: Boy, 3, woke up full of life only to die hours later
Teacher Ayuli Santos and his family now find themselves amidst unimaginable sorrow, and the community stands together in mourning the untimely death of a bright young life.
Danish, UNFPA envoys champion gender equality in Adjumani
The Principal Chief Administrative Officer of Adjumani District, Edema Richard, highlighted the success of the SAY project in different sectors of the district.
Wars on women escalate as global conflicts reach record highs — UN report
The report also highlights a stark imbalance in global priorities. Military spending exceeded USD 2.7 trillion in 2024, yet women’s organizations in conflict zones received only 0.4 per cent of aid.
Amidst anti-gender push, hope pins on ICFP 2025 to shift gears towards SRHRJ for all
Activists are pinning hope on an upcoming global meet to galvanise a stronger and equitable response to deliver on these goals.
How bonded therapy dogs are supporting war survivors in Gulu
Anena Everline, a resident of Pageya Ward in Gulu City, lost her mother two years ago and fell into deep depression until she joined the Comfort Dog Project and received her therapy dog, Watwero.
UHRC Trains Lamwo police on human rights, refugee and host community protection
Civil society organisations working in Lamwo have previously raised concerns over cases of child abuse, domestic violence, and conflicts between refugees and host communities.
Nyanzi Martin Luther: Uganda’s teenage media mogul
With plans to expand Block FM into more international markets and further digitise his media empire, Nyanzi is poised to continue making waves in the industry.
APO Group’s Nicolas Pompigne-Mognard recognised as African Genius Nominee at 2025 awards
This nomination is a powerful validation of APO Group’s purpose, namely to champion Africa’s narratives, amplify Africa’s voices, and bridge Africa and the world,” APO Group’s Nicolas said.
Kalyegira: “Anita Among has ambitions to become Uganda’s head of state”
The Speaker of Parliament Anita Among is eyeing Residency, veteran journalist Timothy Kalyegira has claimed.
