We are building a community of united voices to advocate for the health, human rights, and socio-economic justice of key populations in Uganda. UKPC coordinates strategic actions and supports system and structure strengthening for all members. Join us in our mission to create a more inclusive and equitable society for all.
At UKPC, we put the community first. Our work is centered around the needs and challenges of the Key Populations (KPs) we serve. We believe that by empowering and supporting the community, we can drive change and achieve our mission of advancing health, human rights, and socio-economic justice for all KPs in Uganda.
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Appeal to Supreme Court Planned (Kampala – April 3, 2024) Today, Uganda’s Constitutional Court struck down only two sections and two subsections of the Anti-Homosexuality Act and unanimously ruled that the rest of the Act was constitutional. The Court stated some sections violate the right to health, right to privacy,
On 03 April 2024, a significant legal development unfolded as the Constitutional Court of Uganda delivered its ruling on the consolidated constitutional petitions challenging the Anti-Homosexuality Act, a case in which our Director General, Richard Smith Lusimbo, played a pivotal role as one of the lead petitioners. Court’s Ruling Overview
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Kampala, Uganda – 13 March 2024 – The Uganda Key Populations Consortium (UKPC) issues a statement expressing profound concern following the Court of Appeal’s ruling yesterday (12 March 2024) in Uganda regarding the case Frank Mugisha & 2 others vs. the Uganda Registration Services Bureau (Civil Appeal
At UKPC, we’re committed to making a real impact on the lives of Key Populations in Uganda. Check out our numbers and see for yourself the difference we’re making.
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We are proud to partner with a range of organisations, donors, and funders to support our work and empower Key Populations in Uganda. Thank you to all of our partners for their ongoing support.
