Much appreciation to Mr. edward mwebaza, the CEO of HRAPF & Dr. Dr. Patricia Atim P'Odong,Head Clinical Legal Education- pilac. "Together we can.....!" #Run4Justice

Today, HRAPF marks the start of our campaign for the #16DaysofActivism against Gender Based Violence with a series that highlights violence against structurally marginalised women in Uganda. Learn more about what the #16Days campaign is, GBV and its scale in Uganda.

Sex workers in Uganda face widespread violence, which is fueled by criminalisation, stigma and limited access to social support services. Today we highlight the grim reality of this violence and the urgent need for change to protect their rights and safety #16DaysOfActivism

HRAPF is participating in the Access to Justice Run organised by Legal Aid Service Providers Network.. Our lawyers will be onsite at LDC providing free legal aid from 9:00am to 4:00pm at the legal aid open day #AccessToJusticeRun

On this World AIDS Day 2025, we reiterate our commitment to support the rights of KPs as the world grapples with disruptions in HIV/AIDS service delivery, which threaten the progress made thus far. Follow the link below to read our full statement. hrapf.org/?mdocs-file=11…

#WorldAIDSDay is a moment to remember those we have lost, and to renew our commitment to the HIV response and to #endAIDS. Nearly a quarter of the world's 40+ million people living with HIV are not on treatment. Yet, in the hardest of circumstances, I have seen this year,

Poverty and economic disadvantage increase vulnerability of women to GBV, and the economic disadvantage is often worsened by violence. As part of this year's #16DaysOfActivism, we explore what economic violence looks like, and why it is so critical that it is addressed.

Economic autonomy allows women and girls the freedom to leave exploitative and unsafe environments, thus protecting them from GBV. As we come to the end of the #16DaysOfActivism campaign, we discuss the concept of economic justice for marginalised women and girls

#Uganda Human Rights Commission boss Wangadya admits fear in condemning security brutality. “We don’t go deep enough the way we do when condemning acts of violence against civilians. I must confess that this is out of fear” observer.ug/news/human-rig… #humanrights

HRAPF joins the world to commemorate #InternationalHumanRightsDay This year’s theme, “Human Rights: Our Everyday Essentials,” reminds us that rights are not privileges for a few but are daily necessities to which every person is entitled.

#Happening Rev Canon Prof Gideon Byamukama has opened the 7th Annual National Dialogue o HIV, TB, Malaria, Human Rights and the Law with a prayer and reminded the participants that working together in love helps the vulnerable and marginalized to access justice, adhere to their

On this #HumanRightsDay, HRAPF urges Uganda to strengthen protections for all people, especially those most marginalised through urgent legal reforms Link to statement➡️ hrapf.org/hrapfs-stateme…

This year’s theme for #InternationalHumanRights is “Human rights: Our everyday essentials”. However, what do these rights mean in the daily lives of Ugandans? HRAPF highlights what some human rights are and how they are experienced in everyday situations⬇️⬇️

We’re deeply concerned by the arrest of human rights advocate Dr. Bireete Sarah, the executive director of Center for Constitutional Governance (CCG). As we continue to make inquiries on the situation, we urge the Uganda Police Force to promptly disclose the nature of the alleged offence, place of detention, and ensure that

The year is ending. I am in a place of rare stillness — surrounded by birds, animals, forest, and the Nile. Only here do I feel my feet touch the ground. It has not been a year of quiet: disruption, strain, profound challenge. And yet, here, I can breathe…./1

Happy new year 🎉

Happy New Year! ✨ We are excited to announce that our offices are officially open

#HRAPFpublication 🧵 HRAPF's December 2025 violations report on violence and other human rights violations based on SOGIE Link to report ➡️ hrapf.org/mdocs-posts/hr…

We mourn the death of Joan Amek Eoju, the Kahuna of Rella Women’s Foundation. Joan’s dedication, fearlessness and joy will be missed. May she Rest in Power