LOP @JoelSsenyonyi Parliament was never designed as a passage point for Government proposals. It exists to interrogate policy before it becomes law, to scrutinise expenditure before it is authorised, and to demand accountability after public resources have been spent.
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Ivan, do u know why Rwanda has been able to grow internationally their brand of visit Rwanda? It all starts with media!U have to broadcast positive about the country,there maybe be bad things but do u know NTV can do a bulletin, only negative stuff, nothing good about the country
There's a TV that had started there called Royal TV, NTV style, it was closed immediately. Closure is ofcourse bad but NTV had crossed the line. Never seen NTV show anything positive about Uganda, never! Always those stories that are bad. Guys, let uncle's system work for us too
Second, everybody has a right to belong. To belong to a given family. My concern is not limited to the DNA process, it extends to whether a public official should use state influence to subject adults to national scrutiny, ridicule and mockery.
If the interest was to solve a family wrangle, no such conflict is resolved through televised measures. Why cause a public spectacle? What is the intention?
If the interest was in the late’s property by some family members. Did they exhaust other measures?
@BalaamBarugahar , having served as a minister for children’s affairs, knows these things – I suppose. The right to belong is paramount.
Did he and others think about those men and women whose identities have now been publicly questioned?
Were their emotional well-being, privacy, and dignity considered before the process was endorsed?
A state apparatus cannot conduct a televised mob on the identity of 21 people. The victims of this mob might be poor, but they deserve some dignity. seen headlines already "...DNA emuwandudde", did any of you, who conducted this mob on people's identity, choose who becomes your parent?
You even served them a buffet at the release of the results. Food, culturally, means connections, building bonds. Are you sure you built a bridge or carved a chasm between them?
Again, whose interests is this whole spectacle serving?
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Nothing complex but give it a slow read to get it.
The answer is actually simple, yet deeply rooted in a civilizational mindset.
What you are observing in Iran is not accidental, nor merely modern technocracy. It is the continuation of the Shi'ia principle.
In this school, authority (wilayah) is never separated from ‘ilm (knowledge).
This is not a coincidence of resumes, it is a system of cultivation. It is the tradition where knowledge precedes authority.
In the Shi'ia understanding, a man is not permitted to lead merely by force or charisma. He must first know the world, its sciences, its mechanisms until he attains mastery in his field. Then he must rise higher, to know himself, his Lord, and the weight of justice.
Only when ‘aql (intellect) is sharpened by study, and qalb (heart) is disciplined by piety taqwā, does a person become worthy of command.
Thus, when you see a commander who is also a scholar, or a strategist who holds a PhD, understand, this is how it is supposed to be in Islam.
For in our tradition, the most dangerous leader is the ignorant one, and the most rightful to lead is he in whom knowledge and responsibility have become one.
It is a hierarchy where competence, knowledge, and ideological conviction are fused into leadership.
"Australia is making a terrible humanitarian mistake by allowing the Iran National Woman’s Soccer team to be forced back to Iran, where they will most likely be killed. Don’t do it, Mr. Prime Minister, give ASYLUM. The U.S. will take them if you won’t..." - @POTUS