The report, available for download here, says there was a noticeable increase in the number of arrests on homosexuality-related charges from 3 cases affecting 4 persons in November 2024 to 8 cases affecting 12 persons in December 2024. In 3 cases, clients were charged under pre-existing sections of Uganda’s Penal Code that prohibited gay sex and cross-dressing. The authors of the report described this trend as a worrying development for LGBTQ Ugandans. The report also recorded a slight increase in the number of cases of eviction from rented property from 6 cases affecting 7 individuals in November 2024 to 7 cases affecting 8 individuals in December 2024. The number of victims affected by these violations also reduced from 28 persons in November 2024 to 23 persons in December 2024.