The Human Rights Centre Uganda Blog

  Greetings to Our Valued Human Rights Defenders and Partners, The Human Rights Centre Uganda (HRCU) continues to share with you, valuable information in relation to human rights promotion and protection in Uganda. As children enjoy their holidays, Uganda Police Force has a message or guidance on child protection This can be accessed via: https://upf.go.ug/guidance-on-child-protection-during-august-2025-holidays/ In the face of both enduring and emerging challenges, we call upon all stakeholders to remain vigilant, actively engaged, and united in purpose. Transparent communication and sustained, meaningful collaboration are not just important they are essential to forging lasting, rights-based solutions that truly serve our communities. Below is a concise summary of last week’s key developments in the human rights landscape. We are deeply grateful for your continued dedication, resilience, and shared commitment to building a just, inclusive, and rights-respecting society...

Our Valued Human Rights Defenders and Partners, Greetings! As we commence a new week in our shared commitment to justice and the protection of human dignity, The Human Rights Centre Uganda reaffirms its steadfast dedication to safeguarding the rights and freedoms of all individuals. In the face of both ongoing and emerging challenges, we call on all stakeholders to remain vigilant, actively engaged, and united. Transparent communication and sustained, meaningful collaboration are vital to achieving durable, rights-based solutions. Below is a concise summary of last week’s key news developments. We deeply value your unwavering commitment to advancing human rights and justice for all. NATIONAL UPDATE S UGANDA: BESIGYE BAIL DENIALS SERIOUSLY TROUBLING Repeated denials of bail to detained Ugandan opposition leader Kizza Besigye and his associate Obeid Lutale are seriously troubling, says the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights . Source: https:...

  Dear Human Rights Defender and Valued Partner, As we begin a new week in our collective journey toward justice and the protection of human dignity, the Human Rights Centre Uganda reaffirms its steadfast commitment to upholding the rights and freedoms of all people. In the face of both persistent and emerging challenges, we encourage all stakeholders to stay alert, engaged, and united. Open communication and meaningful, sustained collaboration remain key to building lasting, rights-based solutions. Please find below a summary of last week's key developments. We deeply appreciate your ongoing commitment to advancing human rights and justice for all. NATIONAL UPDATE S STATE OPPOSES BESIGYE’S SECOND BAIL APPLICATION The office of the Director of Public Prosecutions(ODPP) has opposed a second bail request by opposition leader Col.(rtd) Dr.Kizza Besigye.Dr.Besigye,who is facing treason charges alongside his aide Obeid Lutale,is seeking mandatory bail. Source: https://w...