#uganda

#uganda

We organized this trip to give the children hope and to open their minds to what's possible... their answers were simple: visit the capital, see animals, and travel.

Kigali commands M23 rebels, while Uganda has increased its military presence in the DRC, contributing to a complex crisis that includes widespread human rights violations.

Ukura Midar, forced from his family's house for an airport, laments the loss of his land and the severance from family graves, stating, "Here, I feel bad. There I felt very fine. I had my land."

The military tribunals lack legal competence to try civilians and fail to meet fair trial standards, yet the government continues to pursue this controversial legislation.

Historically, blackwater fever was seen among European expatriates who took small doses of quinine as an antimalarial, and became less common when other drugs took over.

Justice Minister Norbert Mao stated that Eddie Mutwe appeared in court visibly weakened and showed signs of torture, indicating an abuse of judicial processes.

Bobi Wine condemned the abduction of Eddie Mutwe, stating it serves as a stark reminder to the world of the breakdown of law and order in Uganda.

The militarization of justice in Uganda, especially regarding political figures like Kizza Besigye, has raised alarms about human rights and due process leading to the 2026 elections.

Many people reported unfair and inadequate compensation and a lack of transparency. This reflects ongoing issues with how the resettlement plan is being implemented, despite adherence to local laws.

Around the world, plastics find their way into farm fields. Climate change makes agricultural plastic, already a necessity for many crops, even more unavoidable for farmers.

"Moses Odongo expressed that the tragedy of his cousin Christine reflects a collective failure to provide adequate sex education, highlighting the urgent need to discuss abortion openly."