Wakiso District Human Rights Committee

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Happening now! We are at Wakiso Court, engaging with and for a Human Rights refresher. Join the conversation!
06/12/2025

Happening now!
We are at Wakiso Court, engaging with and for a Human Rights refresher. Join the conversation!

During a session led by Solomon Abaho, Legal Officer SP Esther Kiiza DPC of Wakiso Police highlighted a reality: person...
06/12/2025

During a session led by Solomon Abaho, Legal Officer SP Esther Kiiza DPC of Wakiso Police highlighted a reality: personnel in uniform experience human rights abuses, yet often lack follow-up and support.

In his remarks, the Officer-in-Charge of Wakiso Police Station shared insights from his past engagement with the Committ...
06/12/2025

In his remarks, the Officer-in-Charge of Wakiso Police Station shared insights from his past engagement with the Committee in Arua. He highlighted that the Committee's presence is currently limited to Wakiso and called for expanded outreach to other districts.

Solomon Abaho, a legal officer , is currently leading an insightful session with police officers at Wakiso Court. He’s d...
06/12/2025

Solomon Abaho, a legal officer , is currently leading an insightful session with police officers at Wakiso Court. He’s diving into key topics: succession planning, the importance of wills, and the Human Rights Enforcement Act.

We are joined by Ms. Lugose Juliet, Kampala Office head. She’s currently leading an insightful session with police offi...
06/12/2025

We are joined by Ms. Lugose Juliet, Kampala Office head. She’s currently leading an insightful session with police officers, diving into the mandate of the Commission exploring its role in promoting and protecting human rights in Uganda.

The community in Kyengera highlights ongoing impunity, where police arrest individuals for minor offenses like idleness ...
05/12/2025

The community in Kyengera highlights ongoing impunity, where police arrest individuals for minor offenses like idleness and solicit bribes. Additionally, landlords are reportedly refusing to receive Busulu from bibanja holders, exacerbating tensions.

OC Kasenyi Police, Katongole Fred, urges the community to streamline justice. He notes that petty cases often bypass LC ...
04/12/2025

OC Kasenyi Police, Katongole Fred, urges the community to streamline justice. He notes that petty cases often bypass LC 1 level, yet some can be handled and concluded at that level. Community members are also hesitant to provide testimony or witness, hindering investigations. Katongole reminds everyone that police bonds are a constitutional right and come at no cost.

Paul Mulumba, Senior Health Inspector at Katabi Town Council, emphasized the interconnectedness of development programs ...
04/12/2025

Paul Mulumba, Senior Health Inspector at Katabi Town Council, emphasized the interconnectedness of development programs and health during his remarks. He highlighted that Kasenyi Landing Site struggles with rubbish management, an issue that requires community responsibility. Mulumba urged residents to know their HIV/AIDS status and take health precautions. He also noted that the Town Council's health department has ensured the condom distribution point is stocked, promoting safe practices.

Nakimera Rachael, Community Development Officer, Katabi Town Council, sharing some of the government programs including ...
04/12/2025

Nakimera Rachael, Community Development Officer, Katabi Town Council, sharing some of the government programs including Parish Development Model, Special grants, SAGE and Youth livelihood funds.

Kasenyi community cries out: Police bonds aren't free, cases die quietly, and reference numbers are a luxury. ".
04/12/2025

Kasenyi community cries out: Police bonds aren't free, cases die quietly, and reference numbers are a luxury. ".

Today, we are starting our week long human rights week. The aim is to create awareness on human rights, provide free leg...
04/12/2025

Today, we are starting our week long human rights week. The aim is to create awareness on human rights, provide free legal assistance to the poor, and monitor service delivery.

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