Justice
GlobalPost
July 12, 2017
Uganda has been celebrated in recent years for its generosity toward those fleeing violence, especially South Sudanese refugees. But state-sponsored discrimination and social intolerance have forced many gay, lesbian and transgender Ugandans to seek asylum outside the country.
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Global Politics
Ugandan rebels complicate UN Congo mission
PRI's The World
May 13, 2010
The continued presence of Ugandan LRA rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo has complicated a debate about how long United Nations peacekeepers should stay in that country. Michael Kavanagh reports from the town of Niangara, DR Congo.
Global Politics
Somali insurgents emerge as main suspects in Uganda's twin bombings
PRI's The World
July 12, 2010
The World's Jeb Sharp brings you the latest on the twin bombings in the Ugandan capital Kampala. The double blasts killed some 70 people. The main suspect at this stage is the Somali insurgent group al Shabab.
Lifestyle & Belief
Uganda bombings update
PRI's The World
July 13, 2010
The Somali Islamist group, Al-Shabab, has claimed responsibility for Sunday's bombings that killed more than 70 people in Kampala. Ugandan authorities say they've made some arrests. Anchor Marco Werman gets the latest from the BBC's Will Ross in Kampala.
Conflict & Justice
Uganda bombings reaction
PRI's The World
July 13, 2010
The World's Jeb Sharp has more reaction to the bombings in Uganda claimed by the Somali insurgent group Al-Shabab. Burundi has also been threatened and is on high alert.
Global Politics
Burundi fears Somali violence
PRI's The World
August 04, 2010
Burundi has been threatened by the Somali insurgent group al Shabab for sending peacekeeping troops to Somalia. Last month, al Shabab attacked Uganda. Correspondent Zack Baddorf reports from Burundi's capital, Bujumbura.
Global Politics
Homophobia in Uganda
PRI's The World
October 21, 2010
Lisa Mullins speaks with Ugandan gay rights activist Julius Kaggwa about the climate of homophobia in Uganda. Kaggwa is in the United States to accept a human rights award for his work opposing intolerance against gays.
Conflict & Justice
Uganda gay rights activist killed
PRI's The World
January 27, 2011
Ugandan gay rights campaigner David Kato has been beaten to death, activists say. Homosexual acts are illegal in Uganda. Marco Werman speaks with reporter Dennis Porter about the killing. a
Conflict & Justice
Ugandans react to Kato murder
PRI's The World
January 31, 2011
Last week, prominent gay activist David Kato was killed in his home in Uganda. Many in the gay and lesbian community are frightened. But after the killing, a few are saying they won't hide anymore. Dennis Porter reports from Kampala.
Lifestyle & Belief
Shifting powers and homosexuality cause rifts in Anglican Church
The Takeaway
June 23, 2008
Guest: Robert Pigott, BBC News religious affairs correspondent
Hunger Roundtable
Living on Earth
October 20, 2000