August 4, 2016
Ugandan Pride event raided, LGBT leaders arrested
This evening, Ugandan police raided a Uganda Pride event in Kampala. Among those arrested are Dr. Frank Mugisha and Pepe Julian Onziema, leaders of Sexual Minorities Uganda.
Uganda
August 20, 2015
Ugandan LGBT publication, Bombastic Magazine, is making a huge impact
Bombastic Magazine is telling the authentic stories of LGBT Ugandans and creating positive change for the LGBT community in Uganda - and they need your help.
March 17, 2015
GLAAD @ Work: Tig Notaro, #ATuLado, MTV.com, and more
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March 11, 2015
VIDEO: Ugandan LGBT advocate Frank Mugisha says allies change public perception
This week on GLAAD's video series, GLAAD: All Access, host Claire Pires talked with Ugandan LGBT advocate Frank Mugisha about who changes the public perception of LGBT people in Uganda.
December 23, 2014
GLAAD Global Voices stories from 2014
More than ever, LGBT advocacy took on an international flavor in 2014. Take a look at some of the biggest LGBT stories from 2014.
December 12, 2014
Scott Lively claims homosexuality worse than mass murder 'from God's perspective'
Notorious anti-LGBT activist and recent Massachusetts gubernatorial candidate Scott Lively is doubling down on recent claims that homosexuality is worse than genocide.
November 24, 2014
Renewed push for harsher anti-LGBT law in Uganda
After the controversial anti-LGBT law in Uganda, known as the "jail the gays" law, was ruled unconstitutional by the Uganda's constitutional court this August, a new campaign is trying to get the law passed again by the end of 2014.
October 23, 2014
All Access: Ugandan LGBT advocate Clare Byarugaba talks LGBT inequality
This week on GLAAD: All Access, host Claire Pires sat down with Ugandan LGBT advocate Clare Byarugaba.
September 11, 2014
Anti-LGBT activist wishes the US punished LGBT people by life imprisonment, just like Uganda and Gambia
Longtime anti-LGBT activist Peter LaBarbera is praising nations like Uganda and Gambia, where homosexuality is punished by life imprisonment. According to Peter, these nations are far better off than the United States.
August 28, 2014
Where are the least and most hospitable places in the world to be gay?
Gallup, using a worldwide poll, found that 28% of adults describe their areas as "a good place" to live as an openly gay or lesbian person, based on hospitable attitudes in 123 countries.
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