Azali Women Organisation

20/12/2025

12/12/2025

Today we participated in a high level meeting organized by the Uganda Minority Shelters Consortium (UMSC) together with Uganda Network on Law, Ethics and HIV/AIDS (UGANET), which was aimed at raising awareness of and UGANET’s inclusive services that promote access to justice, health, and community support for all individuals, regardless of background or circumstance.

The engagement provided a safe and participatory space for dialogue, learning, and collective action. We highlighted survivor‑centered approaches and emphasized the importance of coalition solidarity in advancing rights, dignity, and inclusive systems of care especially within World Bank projects.

03/12/2025

We are glad to have participated in a workshop on "Strengthening Awareness on Anti-Rights Movements and Enhancing Security Preparedness Ahead of Elections for Trans and gender diverse persons." organized by in conjuction with

02/12/2025

The struggles i have to maneuver everyday as a human rights defender have built my resilience and capacity to make better choices.

01/12/2025

Today, under the theme "Overcoming disruption, transforming the AIDS response," Azali Women Organization stands with LBTQ survivors of GBV, human trafficking, and exploitation. Diisruptions like violence and stigma continue to block their access to vital care. We are therefore committed to transforming this response by ensuring all survivors especially those most marginalized receive trauma-informed support, education, and access to HIV prevention and treatment.
Your safety. Your health. Your rights.

29/11/2025

Today we have participated in the "Access To Justice run" organized by Legal Aid Service Providers Network (LASPNET) at the Law Development Center. The day closer with free legal consultations that were open to the members of the public. We thank our esteemed partners HRAPF for supporting us with running kits.

26/11/2025

16 Days of Activism Begins: UNiTE to End Digital Violence. Lets be reminded that ​online abuse fuels GBV, trafficking, and exploitation for q***r survivors. Azali Women stands with all, demanding digital safety and respect. Digital violence is REAL violence. Let's unite for a safe online world.
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