Big interview with Kasha Jacqueline Nabagesera, winner of The Right Livelihood Award!

The cover star on the last issue of Swedish magazine Ottar is the LGBT and human rights activist Kasha Jacqueline Nabagesera. On monday november 30, Kasha is awarded the "Alternative Nobel Price" Right Livelihood Award in Stockholm, for her long struggle against homophobia. Now you can read the full length big interview from Ottar magazine.

Do not miss the big interview with Kasha Jacqueline Nabagesera on her struggle for the Ugandan LGBT movement and her own journey towards political stardom, by swedish journalist Annika Hamrud with pictures by Frédèric Noy

Read the full length story here.

“I will not leave Uganda until I have reached my goal. But then I will move!”

Right Livelihood Award writes in their motivation:

»Kasha Jacqueline Nabagesera is one of the most courageous and outspoken human rights activists in Africa. Operating within a hostile and repressive environment, Nabagesera has shed light on human rights violations, and has successfully used the judicial system to advance LGBTI rights. She has overcome threats to campaign against repressive laws and uses a range of creative and innovative tools to continue breaking myths and stereotypes surrounding LGBTI people in Uganda and elsewhere.«

Read more about The Right Livelihood Award and the four laureates of 2015 here.