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When the end justifies the means, are you a sex worker?

Sex work is an act of selling oneself for money or monetary gains. This takes various forms like brothel sex work, roadside sex work, uptown or middle class sex...

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Let Girls Be Girls!

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Knowledge is power and one of the fundamental ways to acquire knowledge is through education. Education is an empowerment tool that enables girls to have power, knowledge, control and...

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Nurturing Care For Children During The Pandemic.

According to Britto (2016) nurturing care is defined as a stable environment that is sensitive to children’s health and nutritional needs with protection from threats, opportunities for early learning...

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ADAPTING AN INCLUSIVE LENS TO UGANDA’S SEXUAL OFFENCE BILL.

The bill has been pending for more than a decade, approved by parliament on May 3, 2021 leaves a lot to be questioned about! We applaud the phenomenal women...

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Every Penny Counts in changing Lives of Women

It is often said, give people a chance and they will surprise you and am indeed not only surprised but also overwhelmed by the support rendered towards the #Food...

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A spicy change

A spicy changeKANTHARIKerala| Indiakanthari organizes leadership training courses for social changemakers from all over the world inviting them to its venue in Kerala, India, for a scholarship-based program: 7...

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A spicy change

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Sex Work

The Sexual Health and Rights Project (SHARP), an initiative from the Public Health Program of the Open Society Institute, argues that access to healthcare for vulnerable peoples should be...

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My Life Story

My name is Barbara. I am 18 years of age. I was born in a family of five, and I am the fourth-born. I am proud to be the...

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Dear Mr. President

Mr. President, How I wish to talk to you about our education system in Uganda. I am grateful for all your efforts to ensure that we acquire the best...