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HRNJ-Uganda Press Release: “Blatant abuse of media freedoms by state agencies threantens the watchdog role of the media ahead of the 2016 general election in Uganda” (26.07.2015)

Posted in Africa, Business, Civil Service, Crime, Daily Life, Development, Election, Ethics, Governance, Government, Law, Politics and tagged 1995 Constitution Uganda, 2016 Election Uganda, Andrew Moses Awayi, Baba FM, Broadcast, Dr. Kizza Besigye, Eastern Uganda, FDC, Forum for Democratic Change, Freedom, General Election, GoU, Government of Uganda, Gulu Atiak Road, Gulu Muncipality, Gulu University, HRNJ-Uganda, Human Rights, Human Rights Network for Journalist -Uganda, Jinja District, Lagoo Division, Local Radio, Media, Media Crackdown, Media Freedom, Minister of Information and National Guidance, National Resistance Movement, NRM, Okot Thomas Oloya, Perpetators, President 2016 General Election Uganda, Robert Ssempala, State of Government, Toko, Uganda, Uganda Human Rights Commission, Uganda Police Force, UPF, Watchdog, Yoweri K. Museveni, Yoweri Kaguta Museveni | Leave a comment

Press Release: Status of the HRNJ-Uganda after office Break-In (06.07.2015)

Posted in Africa, Civil Service, Crime, Development, Ethics, Governance, Government, Law, Politics and tagged ACCU, ACME, AFODE, AGHA, Detail Protection Service, EHAHRDP, FHRI, HRNJ-Uganda, Human Rights, Human Rights Network for Journalist -Uganda, HURINET-Uganda, Kampala, Kivebulaya Road, Mengo, NGO, NGO-Forum, Old Kampala Police Division, Robert Ssempala, Rubaga Cathedral, Uganda | Leave a comment

Press Statement (13.03.2015): ‘Muzzling of Press freedom at the Ugandan Parliament’

Posted in Africa, Business, Civil Service, Crime, Daily Life, Development, Discussion, Ethics, Governance, Government, Politics and tagged Bill, Civil Society, Civil Society Organization, Clerk to Parliament, Code of Law, CSO, Electoral Reform, Ethical Conduct, Free Speech, HR, HRNJ-Uganda, Human Rights, Human Rights Network for Journalist -Uganda, Jane Kibirige, Journalist, Law, Mohammed Ndifuma, MP, MPS, National Coalition of Human Rights Defenders Uganda, NCHRDU, Parliament, Parliament Reshuffle, Politics, Press Freedom, Rights, Robert Ssempala, Rule of Law, Silencing media, Uganda, Uganda Parliamentary Press Association, UPPA | Leave a comment

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