"Human rights are embedded and enshrined in our values. If we can uphold them, we shall not have any problems in future. The issues we're seeing today, it is you and me who must do what it takes to change"
It's a wrap for today's educational panel at the Foundation for Human Rights Initiative (FHRI). We would like to express our gratitude to the participants in all countries, the panelists, and or partners from across the globe.
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. I also thank the Federal agency for Civic Education in Germany and the interim steering committee for CENESA led by my brother Ollen Mwabulunju.
I am also grateful to all our partners for joining us as we build and educate the masses. Until next time, thank you very much.
In his closing remarks, Dr. Ssewanyana Livingstone, the Executive Director Foundation for Human Rights Initiative says, "I want to thank everyone for joining us for #HistoCon today.
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Dr. Ssewanyana Livingstone, the Executive Director Foundation for Human Rights Initiative (@FHRI2) is now addressing the participants at the #HistoCon.
"To understand our history, we need to look back at the pre-colonial period to understand how Uganda was structured."
Now speaking is Evashnee Naidu, the Regional manager Black Sash Trust Kwa-Zulu Natal Regional office, South Africa.
She's joining us live on zoom from South Africa. #CenesaForHistocon#HistoCon
Now happening is a hybrid educational panel at the Foundation for Human Rights Initiative (FHRI), as part of the global #HistoCon celebration.
Ms. Nerima Wako is now joining us frm Nairobi to take us down the memory lane in matters around Kenya.
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