
Urgence humanitaire à Nakivale : Les femmes et personnes âgées de la zone de Rubondo délaissées dans une précarité alarmante
Par la DDH Chimanuka Ntalindwa Au cœur du vaste camp de réfugiés de Nakivale, en Ouganda, la zone de Rubondo…
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Par la DDH Chimanuka Ntalindwa Au cœur du vaste camp de réfugiés de Nakivale, en Ouganda, la zone de Rubondo…
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Association NVA L’activisme des droits humains à travers le sport L’Association NVA a le plaisir d’inviter l’ensemble de ses membres,…
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Photo des activistes dans un seminaire sur les droits des refugies LGBTQ+
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NVA is an association for the LGBTIQ refugee community and allies living in refugee settlements. NVA works to defend rights, challenge discrimination, improve visibility, reduce prejudice, build community, promote health information, support social connection and encourage cultural and sporting activities.
NVA focuses on rights, community support, health, advocacy, sports and culture, and humanitarian support.
Our primary goal is to support and help all those who may be concerned, in the Nakivale refugee camp, by supposed discrimination or put aside because of their sexual orientation or their identity, gender and/or their HIV status. At the same time, the association aims to improve visibility and remove prejudices against Lesbians, gays, bisexuals, transsexuals, intersex, and questioning within the refugee camps of Nakivale. Promote equal rights for all people, regardless of their sexual orientation or their sex or gender identities.
Learn More →The second goal of this association is to disseminate in the Nakivale refugee camp, information on the prevention and therapy of the HIV epidemic and Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs). This mission is carried out in partnership with competent bodies.
Learn More →The third goal of this association is to bring together gay, lesbian, bisexual, transsexual, intersex, questioning, and “Allies” personnel from Nakivale so that together they carry out sporting, cultural, humanitarian, charitable and festive projects, and by therefore to fight against isolation, the first consequence of discrimination.
Learn More →Sports, cultural activities, community meetings, training, workshops, humanitarian initiatives, awareness campaigns and social gatherings.
Find information about health support, human rights support, discrimination, referrals, community connection, emergency help and incident reporting.
Please avoid submitting unnecessary sensitive personal information. Review the privacy notice and safe communication options before contacting NVA.