A belated HAPPY BIRTHDAY to our Race Director, @JuliusNkuraija, who decided to spend his birthday yesterday making people suffer in the Kilembe hills!
Thank you for pushing our runners and showing them that they are made for more!
If you don’t address human trafficking now, it’s going to become bigger <strong><em>Julius L Kiyingi</em></strong> https://t.co/gGX7h5QI0y
Rtd. Maj. Okwir Rabwoni: The way NRM conducts business is the same way African revolutionary movements conduct business. They believe in consensus and not competition.
#NBSMorningBreeze#NBSUpdates
Congratulations to Justice Julia Sebutinde, who has been re-elected to the International Court of Justice. I thank the team at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs that worked tirelessly to ensure Uganda keeps the slot.
Absurd to use Covid to send #Kabuga to The Hague, even if temporarily, rather than Arusha (already a poor substitute for Kigali). Covid stats in Tanzania are sketchy but almost certainly lower than the Netherlands. The judgment assumes Paris-Hague transit essentially risk free.
Another nugget from the discussion. Omar Muhammad, war survivor noted that the strategy for ensuring sustained victim engagement in TJ processes needs to be sustainable rather than demand-driven. This requires donor and civil society collaboration focused on the long term.
The Speaker of @Parliament_Ug noted that although Covid-19 is pressing this does not mean that transitional justice should be placed in the background. Once the Transitional Justice Bill is tabled, it will be fast-tracked.
Wow! Technical challenges couldn't stop this powerful discussion with solid interventions by the Speaker of @Parliament_Ug, the Chief Justice, Christ Ongom, Omar Mahammud and Margaret Ajok. Thank you Judge Elizabeth Nahamya, @ESA_UG and @REDRESSTrust . Looking fwd to the replay
Thank you Omar Mahammud, war survivor, for reminding us that acknowledgment of and apology by the govt for what happened to victims is crucial to redressing the wrongs done to them. Not all reparative measures have to be costly to be meaningful to victims. @MargaretAjok
Join us today at 11.00 am (EAT) for a panel discussion on #TransitionalJustice moderated by @smithvanlin
Panelists: The Chief Justice of Uganda, The Speaker of @Parliament_Ug, Margret Ajok @JLOSUganda, Chris Ongom (UVF) & Omar Mahammud ( Survivor).
https://t.co/zJV6vzdnpu
Looking forward to moderating this online panel discussion on 24 September on #transitionaljustice in Uganda by @ESA_UG @REDRESSTrust and UVF. Panelists: The Chief Justice of Uganda, Margaret Ajok @JLOSUganda, Omar Mahammud- a survivor, and Christ Ongom of the UVF.
#EVENT Join us this Thursday 24thSeptember 2020 at
11.00am (EAT) as we launch the report: NOT WITHOUT US : STRENGTHENING VICTIM PARTICIPATION IN TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE PROCESSES IN UGANDA
Register here:
https://t.co/zJV6vzdnpu
We recognise & salute @HenkJanBakker3 for his tremendous contribution in amplifying victim participation in TJ processes. He was the key note speaker at the launch of the #UVSN, a platform for victim empowerment in Uganda.
@REDRESSTrust @NLinUganda#Ugandavictimsmatter
@ICTJ Uganda TJ webinar. Need for a robust analysis of the gendered impact of COVID-19 and engagement with conflicted affected populations and marginalised groups in the post-COVID-19 TJ response. @ESA_UG @REDRESSTrust
So thrillled & proud to see Judge Susan Okalany among the 4 shortlisted candidates for the position of Prosecutor of the @IntlCrimCourt Before becoming a Judge, she was an exceptional prosecutor! She prosecuted some of the most complex cases, including the July 2010 bombing case
5 patients who were previously confirmed for COVID-19 have recovered, tested negative twice for the disease and discharged from hospital. 3 were discharged from Entebbe Hospital while 2 patients were discharged from Mulago Hospital.
Total recoveries now stand at: 52.
A total of 301 samples tested negative for COVID-19 while one (1) tested positive for COVID-19. Confirmed cases of COVID-19 now stands at 45 in #Uganda. #STAYSAFEUG