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Right now, women in rural Uganda are being forcibly and violently evicted from their homes by powerful corporations. This is wrong.
Three-quarters of women in Uganda earn their living by farming. When their land is taken, it has devastating consequences. As powerful corporations carve up their land, women are being pushed into extreme poverty and are struggling to feed their families.
Already 300,000 women in Northern and Western Uganda have been evicted. With up to one million women expected to be affected in the next six years – we must take action.
Stand with us to put an end to these violent and unjust evictions. Sign today.
Pictured above: Patience’s husband was killed during a forced eviction from their home and land. She now lives at an internal displacement camp with her six children.
This project is funded by the UK government’s Department for International Development through the UK Aid Match scheme.