In a quiet suburb of the Ugandan capital Kampala, Henry Mukiibi runs a health clinic without any drugs. It is one of the few places LGBTQI+ people can safely receive treatment. But shelves that once held painkillers, bandages and antiseptics have been empty since police confiscated supplies during an inspection a few months ago.
‘There was something behind it,’ Mukiibi says, light filtering softly through the windows of his office. ‘They thought they’d take our drugs, and we would close.’ He identifies as bisexual, and is an activist heading the Children of the Sun Foundation, Uganda.
