Tag: Sexual Violence

• Subconscious of Gender-Based Violence

  

  “As it is used in biology, sex uses the nature of one’s sexual organ as it is assigned either to be female or to be male. One rarely changes their sex, as in one rarely changes the form of one’s sexual organ. And so, unlike the substance of gender, world over, the substance of sex […]

  Norah Owaraga

  15/06/2020

  Uganda

  Feminism, Gender, Gender issues, Gender-Based Violence, Sexual Violence, Uganda, Women

• STALKING IS A REAL AND PRESENT DANGER THESE DAYS

  

  Originally posted on kalungikabuye:
  Sylvia Rwabwogo A few weeks ago a certain ‘young man’ named Brian Isiko was in the news for all the wrong reasons, but strangely some folks did accept the ‘wrongness’ of what he did. Tabloid sites were all over themselves proclaiming how Isiko had been jailed for love. It probably sounded…

  Norah Owaraga

  13/08/2018

  Uganda

  #WomensRights, Gender-Based Violence, Sexism, Sexual Violence

• Sex Offenders disguised as ‘aid workers’

  

  There indications moreover that ‘aid money’ in Uganda is mostly controlled by men and that those men wield significant power. What are Uganda’s own standards that those who hold powerful positions in charitable agencies must have? Do we have any?

  Norah Owaraga

  12/02/2018

  Uganda

  Development_Aid, Oxfam, Sexual Violence

• Leaders of #Africa Get Real!

  

  Now as the District Commissioner was saying about “efforts aimed at curbing pregnancies among school children”, do those efforts include disabling the function of penises of the men who insert theirs into school children?

  Norah Owaraga

  28/12/2017

  Uganda

  #MeToo, Child abuse, Rape, Sexual Violence, Teen Pregnancies