Forty-four members of the LGBT+ community were arrested in the raid. (Twitter/ Pride Uganda)
Thirty-nine detained LGBT+ people have been granted bail after a police raid targeted a queer shelter in Uganda, activists said Friday (4 June).
The Nansana Court of First Instance in Kampala has granted bail to 39 of the 44 detained queer Ugandans, said Frank Mugisha, the director of Sexual Minorities Organization Uganda.
Three had received bail on Wednesday (2 June) and two had already been released, he added on Twitter.
The 44: bail granted to all the 39. Thank you to all the partners , community members and legal team for the support.