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Research shows that children are abused by people well known to them, mostly from their immediate family members or even trusted neighbors and friends. A national news daily recently run a headline, indicating how over 200 children had been defiled by their fathers since the outbreak of COVID-19. Christine Amalingat’s children were at risk of the same. The tough mother Amalingat was had pushed her little ones away from her. She believed the best way to discipline children was to beat them up, and make them submit to her authority,... Read More

International Rescue Committee has donated household items to the rising Woman Shelter and Wellness Center that will be used in the day to day running of the facility. The items include, 6 mattresses, bed sheets, blankets, plates, cups, boxes of washing soap and among others. The items were handed over to UGANET Executive Director by International Rescue Committee IRC, Women Protection and Empowerment Response Officer Bridget Onubia, at the Shelter home whose location is confidential for the safety of Gender Based Violence GBV survivors. “On behalf of UGANET and the... Read More

Uganda Network on Law, Ethics and HIV/AIDS (UGANET) has held a dialogue on how to end discrimination in Uganda at the Fairway Hotel. The dialogue was held in commemoration of Zero Discrimination Day 2021, which happens every March 1st. Following this year’s theme; “Ending Inequalities,” UGANET called upon the government to prioritize sexual and reproductive health rights for women and girls living with HIV/AIDS. Dora K. Musinguzi, Executive Director, UGANET, led the call saying that “Discriminative laws lead to not only increase in discrimination of People Living with HIV (PLHIV),... Read More