Refugee Rights Action is a Refugee-Led Organization based in Uganda. It aims to defend, advocate and promote the rights of refugees for their sustainability
Join us for a special virtual fireside webinar as we reflect on the importance of wellbeing, resilience, healing, and collective care among human rights defenders. Moderated by our wellbeing team lead, @OtebaKMo, this interactive conversation will bring together HRDs, mental health practitioners, and wellbeing advocates to share experiences, practical strategies, and lessons on navigating burnout, fostering healing, building resilience, and sustaining activism in the face of adversity.
We will also hear powerful testimonies from human rights defenders across different regions, who will share their lived experiences, personal wellbeing journeys, and the strategies that have helped them remain resilient while continuing to defend the rights of others.
This is more than a webinar, it is a space to connect, reflect, learn, and remind ourselves that those who defend human rights deserve care, healing, and support.
📅 Date: Tuesday, 30 June 2026
⏰ Time: 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM East African Time (EAT)
👉 Register now by clicking the link below and secure your place in the conversation. We look forward to learning, sharing, and growing together.
Registration Link: https://t.co/jM11BLWPBE
Be part of the conversation as we strengthen a culture where the wellbeing of human rights defenders is recognized as essential to sustaining human rights work.
#WellbeingInAdversity
Le principe de non-refoulement doit être respecté dans son intégralité comme garanti par les instruments juridiques internationaux.
La suisse doit s’abstenir de refouler les demandeurs d’asile vers le danger.
@Genevasuisse
@HCRGeneve
@cbddh
@cdhvicar
@RefugeeRightsareHumanRights
During three-days, RRAO was honored to join 45 @Refugee_Lead_Organization(RLOs) from Kampala in training on Refugee Rights and advocacy organized by @Relon_uganda. We thank Relon-uganda and donnors for this great opportunity.
@RRAO@CBDDH
@Dfdfenders
For more than three decades, Eulalie Nibizi has dedicated her life to the pursuit of justice and human rights in Burundi, carrying not only her own hopes for a better future, but also the stories, pain, and aspirations of countless others who have looked to her for support.
As a woman human rights defender and Executive Coordinator of the Coordinator of the Burundian Coalition for Human Rights Defenders (CBDDH), she has spent the last 11 years promoting and protecting the work of human rights defenders in Burundi while documenting violations and advocating for accountability.
But behind the advocacy, reports, meetings, and trainings is a human being carrying the weight of countless stories and expectations. In this candid conversation, Eulalie opens up about the often-unseen cost of human rights work. She speaks honestly about moments of discouragement, burnout, exhaustion, and the threats that have not only affected her personally but also placed her family's safety at risk.
"There were moments it seemed as though we were fighting for a lost cause," she reflects.
For years, Eulalie carried the responsibility of trying to respond to every human rights defender in need. Over time, she came to a difficult realisation: she could not save everyone. The slow pace of change, the setbacks, and the persistence of violations often left her questioning whether the sacrifices were worth it. Yet even in her lowest moments, one thing remained stronger than despair: her conviction. A conviction that every human rights defender deserves protection. A conviction that documenting abuses matters. A conviction that silence is never an option.
As Eulalie reminds us, despair has never served any cause.
Watch Eulalie's story and hear how she has navigated adversity, uncertainty, and the emotional weight of defending others for more than three decades.
#WellbeingInAdversity
#RefugeeRights
Refugees shouldn’t have to risk violence to cook a meal.
After many complaints to UNHCR, firewood is now reaching refugees especially elders in Rwamwanja Setmt
Now let’s scale safe energy solutions so no refugee faces violence for basic needs.
#RRAO#Rwamwanja
@Nakivalsetlement
In this preriod of force repatriation in tanzania and in some countries in Europe, what is happening in nakival settlement can be prepared before and refugees have to be vigilant.jamais les leaders avec des mains sales dans la gestion des réfugiés.
@opm
@RefugeeRughts-after being forced to return back in Burundi from @Tz by all means of violence,they decided with all risks to seek asylum in uganda.RRAO urges @UgGov to receive them as refugee Act of 2006 states.
@opm@UNHCR-Ug
@Relon-Ug
@CDH-vicar
@CBDDH@defenddefenders
#refugeeRights is not privilege but a fundamental rights for every refugee in world. In RRAO we can’t keep quit when our brothers and sisters refugees in Tanzania are beeing killed by the #TanzaniaGov. The UNHCR high commissioner must act.
#ddefenders#relon-ug
#cbddh#CDH-vicar
Human trafficking or there is a willing of joining army?my brothers and sisters especially refugees where you are, be alert and patients.
Some jobs and scholarships are scams.
@russieNeedsYou
#a_testmony here: https://t.co/tP0GwCkSag
@RussianArmyRecrt
@stayArlertStaySafe
@RRAO
Ex-president du CNIDH(commission nationale independente des droits de l’homme au Burundi maintenant en exile il ya 10mois aravuye mugacerere #vigny NIMURABA SIX.
@un pays sans justice
Rights of Education
Dear parents, encourage and apply for your children for this scholarship.
Good luck for those who performed well.
@RRAO
@Nakivalsetlment
@rwamwanjasettlement
@KyakaIIsettlement and others
@congraturation new leaders COREBUM
We extend our warmest congratulations to the new leaders of #COREBUM(Mbarara) following an electoral process held on January 3,2026.
we call upon COREBUM members to remain vigilant, as unity,solidarity and mutual respect remain in exile
@RRAO