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Chapter Four Uganda retweeted
The 1995 Constitution was meant to be Uganda’s anchor, a secular safeguard for every citizen, regardless of faith, identity, or background.
Reading this piece on the rise of an “Americo-Ugandan Christian Taliban” by @bkabumba is a sobering reminder of how foreign-driven fundamentalism can distort our courts, our politics, and our social fabric.
As someone working daily with communities most affected by exclusion, I’ve seen how moral panic replaces fact, and how imported ideologies become tools to police, punish, and silence Ugandans.
Reclaiming constitutionalism is not just legal work, it’s our collective duty to ensure dignity, equality, and freedom remain at the centre of our nation’s future.
#HumanRights #JusticeForAll #Uganda
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Chapter Four Uganda retweeted
It starts with one message...
And then becomes a flood of online abuse 🤬
During the #16Days of Activism, join us in calling for safety, accountability, and justice online.
Learn more and take action #ForAllWomenAndGirls: unwomen.org/en/get-involved/…
#ACTToEndViolence
Chapter Four Uganda retweeted
Congratulations @AloikinOpoloje. Your dedication and purpose are powerful. Fee may scorn you, but they know they can't match your ambition, your resolve, and clarity of thought. History will absolve you. Keep your eyes on the crystal ball, my sister.
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Chapter Four Uganda retweeted
It was very inspiring to hear about @chapterfourug 's work and the extraordinary support they provide to civil society and for the protection of the right to freedom of assembly in #Uganda
Earlier today, our Executive Director, @masakeonline, welcomed @Ginitastar—the UN Special Rapporteur on the freedom of peaceful assembly and of association—at our offices for a courtesy call.
During the meeting, we discussed our work, the challenges, and opportunities to advance the freedom of peaceful assembly and of association in Uganda.
We also explored potential areas of collaboration between Chapter Four and the UNSR to strengthen protections for civil society and peaceful assemblies. Thank you, Gina, for the visit.
Chapter Four Uganda retweeted
@GayazaHighSch represented by its oralists, Namirembe Juliana and Muzaki Alana Kirabo emerged as the winners of the #NationalSecondarySchoolsMoot
They submitted as applicants showing their mastery of advocacy skills as well as appreciation of the constitution and human rights.
Chapter Four Uganda retweeted
❕ 🚨 REPORT LAUNCH 📖 ❗️
❝ ‘They Won’t Silence the People’: The right to peaceful protest in Africa in 2025 — with substantive case studies on Mozambique, Senegal, Tunisia, and Uganda ❞
In this report — one of the most ambitious reports ever published on the right to protest in Africa — DefendDefenders studies #PeacefulProtests across the African continent. We examine the value of peaceful #protests as a tool for democratic participation, international & African human rights standards, the scope of the #RightToProtest, and trends across #Africa.
We also thoroughly assess the situation in 4⃣ focus countries, #Mozambique, #Senegal, #Tunisia, & #Uganda, with comparative analyses highlighting both patterns of violations & good practices.
▶️ Download the report [Link to PDF at bottom]: defenddefenders.org/they-won… 🇲🇿 🇸🇳 🇹🇳 🇺🇬
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Chapter Four Uganda retweeted
The 1st ever National Secondary Schools Moot Competition was held yesterday at @MakerereLaw
The inaugural moot was won by @GayazaHighSch, with @Mengo_School as 1st runners up. @KitanteHill were 2nd runners up.
The best and second best oralists were from @Mengo_School 👏👏👏
Chapter Four Uganda retweeted
Highlights from the Second preliminary round.
#NationalSecondarySchoolsMoot
Chapter Four Uganda retweeted
The purpose of the #NationalSecondarySchoolsMoot is to promote constitutional and human rights awareness.
Students have made brilliant submissions that show an appreciation of the constitution and human rights.
Chapter Four Uganda retweeted
Enough crocodile tears. Each year at the UN General Assembly, States ask me the same questions. My answer hasn’t changed: protect human rights defenders, enact & enforce policies, prosecute attackers. Determination is what’s lacking. States must start showing it. #UNGA80
Chapter Four Uganda retweeted
Thank you @chapterfourug. Very important platform for students to equip themselves with the necessary skills.
We’re proud to partner with @huripec and @Lex_Amica for the inaugural Uganda National Schools Moot Court Competition at @MakerereLaw, an important space to reflect on the theme and bridge the gap between theory & practice in legal & human rights work. If you can, please attend.
Chapter Four Uganda retweeted
NMG’s three decades of sour relations with govt
Where it all started 1/2
Read further:👉 bit.ly/3L7dudI
#MonitorUpdates
Chapter Four Uganda retweeted
We at @huripec and @MakerereLaw are most grateful for this critical partnership and support @chapterfourug 👍🙏
We’re proud to partner with @huripec and @Lex_Amica for the inaugural Uganda National Schools Moot Court Competition at @MakerereLaw, an important space to reflect on the theme and bridge the gap between theory & practice in legal & human rights work. If you can, please attend.
Chapter Four Uganda retweeted
This Saturday @huripec in proud partnership with @Lex_Amica @MakerereLaw @ug_lawsociety @ISERUganda @chapterfourug and @MakRuleofLaw 🙏🙏🙏
Chapter Four Uganda retweeted
@NABUganda condemns blocking NMG reporters from accessing and covering parliament events. @KKariisa
@SueNsibirwa
#Journalismisnotacrime
Chapter Four Uganda retweeted
The Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa has informed Parliament that he will engage of the Managing Director of the Nation Media Group (NMG) Susan Nsibirwa in a bid to find means of settling the impasse between Parliament and Nation Media Group.
This is after Parliament blocked Nation Media Group journalists that are formally accredited to cover the House from accessing precincts of Parliament.
📸@Parliament_Ug
Chapter Four Uganda retweeted
Happening now: Is the @Makerere Human Rights Expo 2025 with the theme Human Rights As A Foundation for Good Governance, Economic Transformation and Inclusivity happening 28th - 29th October, 2025
Chapter Four Uganda retweeted
The Rule of Law Club is pleased to highlight the 1st Uganda National Schools Moot Court Competition! This marks a significant step in advancing constitutional literacy, civic education and human rights awareness among students across Uganda. Join us this Saturday at the hill!
