A network of all mentees of the Foundation for Human Rights Initiative (FHRI) to foster togetherness, social-econ transfo & pay the HUMAN RIGHTS CAUSE forward.
We are a network of all mentees of the Foundation for Human Rights Initiative @FHRI2 Human Rights Clubs with the aim of fostering togetherness, social-economic transformation & ABOVE ALL paying the HUMAN RIGHTS CAUSE forward into the future.
FANET-Since 2021.
#Payingitforward
human rights based approach to implemetation of laws . Essentially, our goal is to improve the capacity of access to justice actors, duty bearers and #HRDs to apply human rights standards in the implementation of Prevention and Prohibition of Torture Act (PPTA), 2012; the
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🧵#Russia's diplomatic chutzpah didn't pay off: UN General Assembly justifiably rejected its bid to rejoin Human Rights Council.🥳👏
But #China & #Burundi got on thanks to non-competitive voting slates & join fellow serial rights abuser #Cuba next year.👎
@hrw reaction follows.
This year, #WCADP is continuing the momentum it started in 2022 on understanding the link between the use of the #deathpenalty and #torture or other cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment #KeepHopeAlive
Uganda enacted one of the world's toughest anti-LGBTQ laws, including the death penalty for certain same-sex acts. It's drawn Western condemnation and risks sanctions from aid donors https://t.co/Lhlhvb9lhE
Hon. Justice Musa Sekaana concluded that because of the few materials with local content, the book is timely to guide the human rights discussion in Uganda.
#KeepHopeAlive
Hon. Justice Musa Sekaana said it is absurd that lawyers who know Chapter Four of Uganda's Constitution think they are knowledgeable on human rights. He added that the book captures almost everything that we are experiencing in the Human Rights Sector.
@LSewanyana is launching his book, The Illusive Promise at the Human Rights House. The book talks about the human rights movement in Uganda and questions whether human rights organisations are pretenders or activists.
NEW PUBLICATIONS!
OPEN ACCESS!
Volume six (2022) of the African Human Rights Yearbook & volume four of the African Court Law Report (covering case decided in 2020) ARE OUT!
#OpenAccess@FHRI_Alumni@TeachersLaw@Beineshaakir24
Discussing the state of human rights in Uganda at the Annual Consultative Meeting of the Uganda Human Rights Commission (UHRC) at Hotel Africana. @UHRC_UGANDA@FHRI2