It is nearly a year since the World Health Organization declared Covid-19 a global pandemic. This has not only revealed challenges women and girls are… Read More »Access to Justice in the Covid-19 Era: Women, girls and Justice
Dear women and girls, The last time I saw or heard from you was some time at the beginning of this year 2020. Your heart… Read More »COVID-19:The Painful Distance
The GLOBAL CLIMATE STRIKE → SEP. 20–27 2019, marked a global concern of women, girls, men, boys and youths about the impacts of climate change as a human rights issue. Over 7.6 Million people globally joined hands and raised their voices in defence of the climate.
The 28 May marks menstrual hygiene day globally and annually. This specific day is dedicated to educating and informing people especially girls and women about menstruation.
“The right to educate means the right to a qualified teacher”, this theme was chosen to mark the 70th anniversary of the Declaration of Human… Read More »The Right to Educate
Uganda’s elderly population to double to 2.5 million by 2040 Worldwide, the proportion of older persons (aged 60 years and above) stands at 11% and it’s… Read More »International Day of Older Persons: 1st October
With an aim of developing a district based adolescent health committee through which the policy can be disseminated to the community in order to enhance… Read More »Orientation of health workers and the district stake holders on the National Adolescent Health Policy and Service Standards;
World Bank ranked Uganda among the top 20 ‘hotspot’ countries for child marriages. In 2013 it was ranked 16th out of 25 with the highest… Read More »Orientation of stakeholders on Participatory School Governance methodology held on 27th September, 2018.