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HRCU WEEKLY UPDATE AND ANALYSIS | 17TH TO 23RD NOVEMBER 2025

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  Dear Human Rights Defender and Partner, As we begin a new week, the Human Rights Centre Uganda (HRCU) renews its steadfast commitment to the pursuit of justice, the preservation of human dignity, and the advancement of human rights for all people. Our work continues to be guided by the principles of accountability, compassion, and unwavering respect for the rule of law. In a landscape shaped by enduring challenges and emerging opportunities, we call upon all partners and stakeholders to remain focused, engaged, and united in purpose. Through principled collaboration, informed dialogue, and sustained empathy, we can continue to forge resilient, rights-based solutions that strengthen our communities and advance collective wellbeing. Below is a concise overview of key human rights developments from the past week. We extend our sincere appreciation for your continued partnership, commitment, and dedication to building a just, inclusive, and rights-respecting Uganda. NATIONA...

HRCU WEEKLY UPDATE AND ANALYSIS | 10TH TO 16TH NOVEMBER 2025

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  Dear Human Rights Defender, Partner, Welcome to this new week! We are grateful that together, we are doing whatever we can to ensure the continued promotion, protection and realization of human rights and fundamental freedoms in Uganda and beyond. It is said that information is power https://www.datatothepeople.org/post/why-information-is-power and this is why HRCU tries its best to share as much as possible to share with you relevant information especially that which relates to the environment in which human rights defenders operate. Below are a few highlights from the past week. NATIONAL UPDATE S KENYAN ACTIVISTS CLAIM OVER 150 HELD AT UGANDA'S SFC BASE Two Kenyan nationals, who were detained by Ugandan security forces and later released, have spoken publicly about their 38-day ordeal, revealing that more than 150 people were held in the same detention facility. Source: https://www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/news/national/kenyan-activists-claim-over-150-held-at-u...

HRCU WEEKLY UPDATE AND ANALYSIS | 27TH OCTOBER TO 2ND NOVEMBER 2025

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  Dear Human Rights Defenders and Partners, As we embark on a new week, the Human Rights Centre Uganda reaffirms its steadfast commitment to justice, human dignity, and the protection of the rights of every individual. Amid both persistent and emerging challenges, we call on all stakeholders to remain engaged, united, and solution-oriented. Meaningful collaboration, informed dialogue, and concerted action are vital to advancing sustainable, rights-based responses that empower and strengthen our communities. Below is a concise overview of key human rights developments from the past week. We deeply appreciate your unwavering dedication and partnership as we continue working together to build a just, inclusive, and rights-respecting society for all. NATIONAL UPDATE S ONE MAN ONE VOTE: INSIDE NEW EC BIOMETRIC SYSTEM A consignment of 60,000 biometric voter verification machines arrived in the country on Monday,marking a major step in preparations for Uganda’s January 15,20...