
Nyanjura Doreen Omutatina
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Deputy Lord Mayor, Emeritus| Human Rights Activist | Feminist | Gender Scholar | Head of all Special Interest Groups in PFF | Author |
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Heavens! What became of Crispin Kaheru? He was once such a vocal and respected human rights advocate during his leadership of the Citizens' Coalition for Electoral Democracy in Uganda - CCEDU. Now at the Uganda Human Rights Commission, he is being accused of stealing the Commission’s vehicle and generator. Disheartening😭😭
Nyanjura Doreen Omutatina57,137 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Sanya Muhuydin was locked up and paraded before a military court-martial for 4 years on terrorism charges. The state’s story? He and his co-accused planned to blow up military installations. But behind prison walls, the script flipped. State officials, including Minister Balaam Barugahara, reportedly visited Sanya with a massive deal: Plead guilty, and get a luxury car, a whole shopping mall in Kampala named after him, and his freedom. Why would the State offer luxury rewards to alleged violent rebels? It’s not mercy, It’s a calculated political strategy called co-optation. A full trial means public cross-examinations, which risks exposing allegations of torture, forced confessions, and illegal civilian trials. A bought and paid for plea shuts down the case cleanly. The Carrot and the Stick strategy; The state uses maximum brutality (the stick) to break your spirit, then offers sudden immense wealth (the carrot) if you surrender. It sends a message: Submit and get rich, or resist and rot in jail. By trading handcuffs for shopping malls, the State isn't being soft on crime, it’s using state resources to buy off political threats and dismantle opposition! Sanya was used to insult and demonize his former leader Kyagulanyi but he didn’t get the mall nor the car! His co- accused also recently pleaded guilty to the charges they didn’t commit and were released after six years in prison! Welcome to Uganda😰😰😰
Nyanjura Doreen Omutatina21,696 Aufrufe • vor 23 Tagen

Mariam Wangadya, Head of the Uganda Human Rights Commission, should as a bare minimum protect and defend the rights of the people she works with at the Commission. Unfortunately, she is involved in “muzigo” exchanges with them and even victimizing those who are HIV positive. Dear Ms. Wangadya, is the need for ARVs among those you work the reason the Commission you head is so incompetent! Are those who need expensive ARVs the reason you stay silent instead of calling to order those involved in human rights violations? Ironically Ms. Wangadya is promoting stigma and discrimination. She should be protecting HIV victims instead of stigmatizing them. Hopefully, she is called to order and made to apologize for her careless and insensitive utterances.
Nyanjura Doreen Omutatina43,310 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

In this video is Atuhaire Blessing, her Father, Moses Nfitumukiza and her mother, Abonire Prudence. This video was captured at Blessings home. The house in the background is her home. Her Father is a boda-boda rider while her mother is involved in manual labor; usually tilling land for other people in order to get money. Blessing according to her Father has never gone beyond a 3rd position in class; I guess this explains her passion for education. According to some People, Blessing is a privileged kid😳😳 Thanks Bakiga Tv for getting us more details about Blessing.
Nyanjura Doreen Omutatina77,503 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Dr Hon. Dr. Miria R.K Matembe (Official) granted bail! All praise to the Almighty indeed.
Nyanjura Doreen Omutatina17,742 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Wondering who they are and what qualifications they attained. since they have confessed with their own mouth, can’t their degrees be revoked. Can you just imagine if they manage to get employed, these are the type that can steal spoons and forks. God, save Uganda. KYAMBOGO UNIVERSITY Prof. Waswa Balunywa
Nyanjura Doreen Omutatina117,802 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

This is not one of your usual regular couples❤️❤️❤️
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According to the University council, the university looks shabby with business kiosks, for that matter over 400 businesses providing a range of services to mostly students were demolished yesterday leaving students with no alternatives and rendering close to 700 people unemployed. Most of these vendors still had contracts running with the university. It is traumatising and distressing seeing vendors that have served the university community for so many years totally stuck; no compesation was offered and no eviction notice was given after a court ruling in favour of the university. Attempts by the students to block the eviction exercise failed leaving 10 of them in detention at Wandegeya police station. Letters to the university by the students guild leadership calling on the university to halt the exercise were ignored. Madam Lorna Magara, Yusuf Kiranda was there not a better way to handle this.
Nyanjura Doreen Omutatina78,062 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren
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