Lesbian Couple Jailed for Five Months in Uganda Over a Public Kiss Speak Out
News for Queer Women Lesbian Couple Jailed for Five Months in Uganda Over a Public Kiss Speak Out July 24, 2026 Alex Cooper LGBT+ campaigners from the African Equality Foundation attend a protest opposite Westminster Abbey March in 2024 in London, United Kingdom. Photo by Mark Kerrison/In Pictures via Getty Images. One of the women said their time in prison was “traumatizing,” adding that the ordeal “has really changed me a lot.” A queer couple arrested and jailed for five months over Uganda’s anti-LGBTQ+ laws are now talking about their ordeal and what comes next for them.
- ▪News for Queer Women Lesbian Couple Jailed for Five Months in Uganda Over a Public Kiss Speak Out July 24, 2026 Alex Cooper LGBT+ campaigners from the African Equality Foundation attend a protest opposite Westminster Abbey March in 2024 in
- ▪Photo by Mark Kerrison/In Pictures via Getty Images.
- ▪One of the women said their time in prison was “traumatizing,” adding that the ordeal “has really changed me a lot.” A queer couple arrested and jailed for five months over Uganda’s anti-LGBTQ+ laws are now talking about their ordeal and wh
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| Publication time | 2026-07-24T13:26:10-04:00 |
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News for Queer Women Lesbian Couple Jailed for Five Months in Uganda Over a Public Kiss Speak Out July 24, 2026 Alex Cooper LGBT+ campaigners from the African Equality Foundation attend a protest opposite Westminster Abbey March in 2024 in London, United Kingdom. Photo by Mark Kerrison/In Pictures via Getty Images. One of the women said their time in prison was “traumatizing,” adding that the ordeal “has really changed me a lot.” A queer couple arrested and jailed for five months over Uganda’s anti-LGBTQ+ laws are now talking about their ordeal and what comes next for them. Wendy Faith, who is also known in the music world as Torrero Bae, and Alesi Diana Denise spent those months in a small prison cell.
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