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December 5, 2017
![Javan, 19, a transgender woman, poses for a portrait near her mother's apartment in Kampala. She spent around eight months in Kenya as a refugee there after a mob beat her, stripped her naked and paraded her up and down the street yelling, "He's a homo," behind her near her Kampala home. Last summer, however, she returned to Uganda in order to make a stand. Image by Jake Naughton. Uganda, 2017.](/sites/default/files/styles/510x315/public/12-12-17/lgbt-uganda-04570.jpg.webp?h=d73728dc&itok=nVVbQK1i "Javan, 19, a transgender woman, poses for a portrait near her mother's apartment in Kampala. She spent around eight months in Kenya as a refugee there after a mob beat her, stripped her naked and paraded her up and down the street yelling, "He's a homo," behind her near her Kampala home. Last summer, however, she returned to Uganda in order to make a stand. Image by Jake Naughton. Uganda, 2017.")
