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Leaving #UNGA81 with renewed hope and conviction that progress is possible when communities are at the centre, rights are protected, and solidarity is matched with investment. Grateful for the many discussions UNAIDS Global helped bring together and shape throughout the week. From African financing and health reform to community...

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@UNAIDS When are you coming back to Uganda?

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Ahimbisibwe Robertvor 1 Monat

@UNAIDS You didnt come to burry your grand son?

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Quin Kabateesivor 1 Monat

3:00 AM ​Heavenly Father, we come before You in the quietness of this early hour, lifting up Dr. Kizza Besigye, omuloodi Erias Lukwago, Sam Mugumya, Hajji Obeid Kamulegeya, and Makokha. ​Lord, You are the God of justice, mercy, and healing. We ask for Your divine intervention and protection over each of them. Wrap them in Your comfort and grant them complete and quick physical, emotional, and spiritual recovery. ​We pray for their immediate and unconditional release from detention. Open doors that seem shut, soften hearts, and let Your justice prevail in their lives and circumstances. Surround them with Your peace that surpasses all human understanding, and give strength to their families who stand by them. ​In Your mighty and holy name, we pray. ​Amen🙏.

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