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16:04
16:04

Aloikin Praise Opoloje “The Nude Protestor” What Drives Her? justice 7 1 Top story

"I ask myself, how much worse could it get if everyone though that that responsibility belongs to someone else"
12:25
12:25

A book of Lies? Kabumba Explores Complex Constitutional Questions 3 1 Top story

He says like people who tell lies, the Constitution of Uganda tells lies probably for the purposes of keeping peace.
20:14
20:14

MP Aisha Kabanda Cries Foul, Demands to Know Who Stripped Her 5 1 Top story

"This dress was also torn from the lower part up to this point. All the thighs were spared out. Rt Hon Speaker why I want to lay this on table is for you to direct an investigation on who are the people that lad hands on me in a way that was so dehumanizing”
16:51
16:51

Speaker Among to Meet President Museveni Over Fresh Opposition Demands Court Martial 3 1

Among proposed to engage the President over the prolonged detention of suspects, and deferred determination on the four Opposition demands until after a meeting she scheduled with the Chairperson of the Uganda Human Rights Commission next week, Monday.
09:07
09:07

UHRC Urges Action to Address Famine in Karamoja Sub-Region dry spells 2 1 Top story

In its 25th annual report presented to Parliament, UHRC Chairperson Mariam Wangadya emphasized the need for the Ministry of Disaster Preparedness and Refugees, under the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), to prioritize early warning signs of drought as a means of mitigating the dire situation.
17:23
17:23

UHRC, Law Society Demand Amendments in Human Organ and Transplantation Bill vulnerable persons 2 1

Shifra Lukwago, a Commissioner at UHRC pointed out that Clause 88 of the Bill prohibits commercial dealings in human material for transplantation, yet Clause 88 (2)(a) allows for payments that do not constitute financial gain in particular compensation for living donors for loss of earning caused by the removal of an organ.
12:08
12:08

Inadequate Funding Frustrates UHRC Operations COVID-19 pandemic 1 3

Wangadya revealed that in the Financial Year 2021/2022, the Commission required 72.227 billion Shillings but only 20.897 billion Shillings was allocated.
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