By Raphael Satter The Associated Press Published June 14, 2013 9:38 pm London • Phone call logs, credit card records, emails, Skype chats, Facebook message, and more: The precise nature of the NSA’s sweeping surveillance apparatus has yet to be confirmed. But given the revelations spilling out into the...
Implement laws to curb huge economic losses due to Gender based violence –Activists.
Economics and Gender Based Violence. Spouse Battering costing Government Billions-Activists SOLOMON LUBAMBULA slubambula@gmail.com Government loses about 77 billion shillings ever year due to the gender base violence. According a survey on the economic implication of gender based violence, it is not only a matter of Human Rights violation...
The right to privacy in Uganda
The right to privacy in Uganda a documentary by Unwantedwitness-Uganda featuring different key players 2013-04-29 (08:00-12:00) The right to privacy in Uganda
Uganda needs a human rights based media; an introduction of Unwanted Witness
In a situation where human rights are violated by both state and none state actors, there’s a need for a focused media group to keep documenting and reporting about human rights, but also, audit the realization of human rights. As a “watchdog” the media plays an important role in...
RIGHT TO PRIVACY: Gays say Penal Code discriminative
listen to ‘Victim on Penal Code’ on Audioboo Homosexuals in Uganda have expressed displeasure with a discriminating Penal Code which they say is against their fundamental rights to enjoy sex. They say Uganda’s Penal Code criminalizes their sexual acts which lead to massive violation of their right to privacy....
THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY GAY SAY PENAL CODE DESCRIMINATIVE
deo@unwantedwitness.or.ug 2013-04-29 (08:00) The Right to Privacy in Uganda Homosexuals in Uganda have expressed displeasure with a discriminating Penal Code which they say is against their fundamental rights to enjoy sex. They say Uganda’s Penal Code criminalizes their sexual acts which lead to massive violation of their right...
The Tale of the Daily Monitor Scribe after the Media siege
By Solomon Lubambula After several days siege at the Daily Monitor Publications, operations have resumed normally with a few skeptics on the future of media freedom. On a visit to the Daily Monitor premises this morning(two days after the re-opening), the journalists seemed to be a jovial mood, at...
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