🎥 This year, under the theme “UNiTE to End Digital Violence against All Women and Girls,” we recognize that violence has expanded into online spaces. Women face cyberharassment, hate speech, non-consensual sharing of images, stalking, impersonation, and other digital abuses that

The right to freely choose our leaders is fundamental. Election violence threatens the very foundations of our democratic process. We must adhere to the democratic principles enshrined in the Constitution and ensure that Uganda remains safe for us to live in after the 2026

Women’s voices are powerful, and their stories deserve to be heard. Today, we want to highlight a powerful moment when SIHA Network engaged with the Women Caucus, Women Council, women rights organizations, and women market vendors  in Arua City, Uganda, to shed light on the

Digital spaces should be safe for everyone yet women and girls continue to face hidden forms of online abuse. Is it a myth? Or a growing reality in Uganda? Join our webinar on Wednesday, 3rd Dec 2025, as we dive deep into digital violence, its impact, and what must change.

Digital violence is not abstract it is control, manipulation, intrusion, and coercion woven into daily life. It thrives in silence, anonymity, and unchecked power. Today, We confront it with clarity and resistance naming the harm, breaking the silence, and reclaiming our digital

A Unanimous Secondment! 💪🏾💪🏾 At the first West Nile Women’s Parliament, organised by Feminature Uganda and West Nile Women's Network, our colleague Christine iwa moved a motion asking the government to speed up the Sexual Offences Bill (2024) and to recognise Technology-Facilitated GBV as a key

Our project contributes to Partnership for Accountability Civic Engagement and Rights (PACER) outcomes 1 and 2, driving stronger accountability, civic engagement, and rights. We are working to improve the sustainable use of natural resources in West Nile and Karamoja specifically

🌿✨ We Are in This Together! ✨🌿 Collaborative Action for Climate Justice in West Nile starts NOW. 💪🌍 When communities rise, leaders engage, and partners unite, real change happens. Together, we can protect our forests, restore our rivers, and build a resilient, greener West

Opening the sessions, Susan Achen delivered remarks on behalf of Uganda Women's Network Executive Director Aciro Rita welcoming guests and women entrepreneurs to this important convening held in the spirit of the #16DaysofActivism. She noted that this year’s global theme, “End digital violence

🌍 We are in this together! Together, we can drive #Climate_Justice, ensure #Environmental_Accountability, and take #Collaborative_Action for a sustainable West Nile. 💚 Denmark in Uganda, Embassy of the Netherlands in Uganda, Ireland in Uganda, Embassy of Sweden in Kampala

UWOPA UGANET Uganda Women's Network MEMPROW The Women's Probono Initiative CEHURD Uganda Legal Aid Service Providers Network. International Development Law Organization Uganda Law Society Centre for Women Justice Uganda Makerere University Sonke Gender Justice Reach A Hand Uganda UN Women Uganda Fidelis Leadership Institute Female Lawyers Network Cavendish University Uganda Kampala International University UNESCO-Uganda National Commission UNFPA in Uganda UN in Uganda CivSource Africa CEDOVIP UN Women Africa EU in Uganda Pollicy Denmark in Uganda Embassy of Sweden in Kampala Embassy of the Netherlands in Uganda Ireland in Uganda Karamoja Women Umbrella Organization (KAWUO) Justice Centres Uganda UNDP Uganda Women of Uganda Network Spotlight Initiative Enabel in Uganda Enabel ‘We Cannot Wait’ Movement Akina Mama wa Afrika Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development SIHA Network Bread for the World FOKUS Joseph Byomuhangyi UCCA_Ug Enabel in Rwanda Panel Discussion: From Policy to Practice Building Safe and Dignified Workplaces.🌟Supported by Enabel in Uganda. #16DaysOfActivism2025 #EndOnlineViolence #FIDA16Days2025

#WithoutFear every submission in session was touching & practical reference in dealing with digital violence. You & I are the solution. CARE Österreich ADC in Uganda 🇦🇹🇺🇬 CARE Uganda Aramanzan Madanda Feminature Uganda

Choosing peace is choosing a safer home, a stable country, and a future without violence. #UGWomen4Peace #ViolenceFreeElections

Digital violence takes many forms including sharing or altering someone’s photos without their consent, which often targets women and girls. This kind of abuse can make people feel unsafe and stressed, affecting their relationships, school, work, and daily life. And in some

Do the familiar places quietly groom & protect abusers? It’s a hard question, which is why we put it on table, to open an honest conversation about subtle cultures that allow violence to hide. Watch full: youtu.be/TEpYIJLXroY?si…. Share it. Challenge it. #WeAllKnowHer #16Days

Thank you Enabel in Uganda for your powerful partnership in the Albertine and Rwenzori regions. Your support has helped us strengthen safeguarding policies across the tourism, agriculture, and hospitality sectors, ensuring safer workplaces and informed, protected workers

Together with the West Nile Women's Network (WNWN) West Nile Women's Network, we are here to provide support to any woman or girl experiencing any form of Technology-Facilitated GBV in Uganda. Do not stay silent. Call us on 0200905600 or via email: [email protected] or

As we continue the commemoration of the 16 Days of Activism Against all Forms of Digital Violence Against Women and Girls, we have joined our partner under the GEAR Project, HARD UGANDA, for a women's engagement forum to dialogue. This engagement focuses on strengthening