At UN, Humanists International highlights support for LGBTI+ persons and condemns attacks on their rights
At the UN, Humanists International highlights attacks on the rights of LGBTI+ individuals.
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Attacks on the rights of LGBTI+ persons
ORAL STATEMENT Humanists International UN Human Rights Council, 56th session (18 June –12 July 2024) ID with Independent Expert on…
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Ugandan humanists empower youth leaders to champion democratic values
Freedom Centre Uganda empowers youth leaders in Mbarara City to promote democratic values, impacting 88 individuals with inclusive leadership initiatives.
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Humanists International visits Ugandan members: “Humanism is needed more than ever”
Humanists International traveled to Uganda on 8 and 9 November, engaging with the organization's four member organizations.
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At UN, Uganda defends anti-LGBTI+ bill in response to Humanists International statement
Uganda has defended the extreme anti-LGBTI+ bill its Parliament passed earlier this month in response to a statement made at…
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Condemnation of Anti-LGBTI+ Bill in Uganda
ORAL STATEMENT Humanists International 52nd Session of the UN Human Rights Council (27 February – 4 April 2023) Item 8:…
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Ugandan humanists condemn anti-LGBTI+ bill passed in parliament
Humanist organizations in Uganda strongly condemn an anti-LGBTI+ bill recently passed in the Ugandan parliament.
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Humanist organizations give evidence to UN study on ending witchcraft-related persecution
The organizations strongly affirmed the importance of education as key to overcoming some of the root causes of witchcraft accusations.
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Ugandan Humanists conduct successful training in support of LGBTI+ communities
The training is part of a wider project supported by a grant from Humanists International.
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Sustainable humanism: an update from Uganda and the Philippines
An update on the three Humanist Development Grants awarded in 2019
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Viola Namyalo from Uganda: “Domestic violence is increasing during the lockdown”
fourth mini-interview of the #GlobalHumanismNow series: Viola Namyalo from Uganda
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