Ugandan Women

The Navi Mumbai Police arrested ten Ugandan women for illegal stay in India, an official said on Saturday.

Tokyo Paralympics: 14-year-old Ugandan para-swimmer Husnah Kukundakwe said that she wants to change attitudes towards people with disabilities.

The Delhi High Court has set aside an order holding controversial former minister Somnath Bharti of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) guilty of racial prejudice because of a midnight raid that targeted African women.

A Ugandan woman was arrested in Delhi today for allegedly pushing women from her country into prostitution.

Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) will today hold a protest in support of Ugandan women who have alleged that they were forced into a drug and sex racket in Delhi, which has been taken by the party as vindication of a controversial raid by its Law Minister Somnath Bharti.

Delhi's controversial Law Minister Somnath Bharti, accused last month of harassing some African women during a midnight raid to bust what he alleged was a sex and drug racket in south Delhi, has now been approached by three Ugandan women for help.

Three Ugandan women who came to India last month are at a nari niketan or "home for women", after alleging that they were lured to Delhi with the promise of jobs, but were held "hostage" by people they have reportedly described as the "drug mafia." They have also alleged that they were forced into prostitution but added that they resisted. The Aam ...

The Delhi government on Monday sought the intervention of Ministry of External Affairs in providing "protection" to three Ugandan women after they alleged they were held hostages by drug mafias in the Malviya Nagar area of South Delhi.

Amid a growing controversy over Delhi Law Minister Somnath Bharti's "mid-night" raid, the Delhi Police told a court in the city today that it need not file a second First Information Report or FIR in the case based on a Ugandan woman's harassment complaint as her statement has already been recorded.

Following last week's midnight raid at Khirki Extension led by Delhi's Law Minister Somnath Bharti at the homes of African nationals accused of drug and sex trafficking, the Africans, mainly women, have begun moving out of the south Delhi colony.

Amid a growing controversy over his "midnight raid" and demands for his resignation, Delhi Law Minister Somanth Bharti today accused the media of taking money from BJP leaders to defame him. When asked if he would resign on moral grounds, he even asked a reporter, "How much money have you got from (Narendra) Modi?" The minister later apologised but...

Law Minister Somnath Bharti skipped a meeting with the Delhi Commission of Women today, choosing instead to attend a kite festival in the capital.

The Aam Aadmi Party today backed its Law Minister Somnath Bharti, saying there was no evidence to suggest that he made racist comments or misbehaved with African women during a controversial midnight raid that he led at a south Delhi locality last week. The party, while ruling out his resignation, said that Mr Bharti should in fact be "lauded for h...

Law Minister Somnath Bharti, who has express-delivered multiple controversies for the young Delhi government, was summoned this evening by the top decision-making body of the Aam Aadmi Party, headed by Arvind Kejriwal.

Over 40 academicians and rights activists have asked Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to sack his Law Minister Somnath Bharti, alleging "racist and sexual violence" on the African women who were targeted in his controversial midnight raid.

The Navi Mumbai Police arrested ten Ugandan women for illegal stay in India, an official said on Saturday.

Tokyo Paralympics: 14-year-old Ugandan para-swimmer Husnah Kukundakwe said that she wants to change attitudes towards people with disabilities.

The Delhi High Court has set aside an order holding controversial former minister Somnath Bharti of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) guilty of racial prejudice because of a midnight raid that targeted African women.

A Ugandan woman was arrested in Delhi today for allegedly pushing women from her country into prostitution.

Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) will today hold a protest in support of Ugandan women who have alleged that they were forced into a drug and sex racket in Delhi, which has been taken by the party as vindication of a controversial raid by its Law Minister Somnath Bharti.

Delhi's controversial Law Minister Somnath Bharti, accused last month of harassing some African women during a midnight raid to bust what he alleged was a sex and drug racket in south Delhi, has now been approached by three Ugandan women for help.

Three Ugandan women who came to India last month are at a nari niketan or "home for women", after alleging that they were lured to Delhi with the promise of jobs, but were held "hostage" by people they have reportedly described as the "drug mafia." They have also alleged that they were forced into prostitution but added that they resisted. The Aam ...

The Delhi government on Monday sought the intervention of Ministry of External Affairs in providing "protection" to three Ugandan women after they alleged they were held hostages by drug mafias in the Malviya Nagar area of South Delhi.

Amid a growing controversy over Delhi Law Minister Somnath Bharti's "mid-night" raid, the Delhi Police told a court in the city today that it need not file a second First Information Report or FIR in the case based on a Ugandan woman's harassment complaint as her statement has already been recorded.

Following last week's midnight raid at Khirki Extension led by Delhi's Law Minister Somnath Bharti at the homes of African nationals accused of drug and sex trafficking, the Africans, mainly women, have begun moving out of the south Delhi colony.

Amid a growing controversy over his "midnight raid" and demands for his resignation, Delhi Law Minister Somanth Bharti today accused the media of taking money from BJP leaders to defame him. When asked if he would resign on moral grounds, he even asked a reporter, "How much money have you got from (Narendra) Modi?" The minister later apologised but...

Law Minister Somnath Bharti skipped a meeting with the Delhi Commission of Women today, choosing instead to attend a kite festival in the capital.

The Aam Aadmi Party today backed its Law Minister Somnath Bharti, saying there was no evidence to suggest that he made racist comments or misbehaved with African women during a controversial midnight raid that he led at a south Delhi locality last week. The party, while ruling out his resignation, said that Mr Bharti should in fact be "lauded for h...

Law Minister Somnath Bharti, who has express-delivered multiple controversies for the young Delhi government, was summoned this evening by the top decision-making body of the Aam Aadmi Party, headed by Arvind Kejriwal.

Over 40 academicians and rights activists have asked Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to sack his Law Minister Somnath Bharti, alleging "racist and sexual violence" on the African women who were targeted in his controversial midnight raid.