✨ Day 1 is underway! We're diving straight into impactful sessions, starting with the keynote on shaping employee experiences to boost organizational performance. Discussions are buzzing around leadership, team capabilities, and coaching as tools for success. More to come!

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I don’t think Pompi has fully grasped the magnitude of what he did when he cooked Mizu.

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A snippet into what transpired at our #labourlawconference2025 In partnership with Signum Advocates and Uganda Law Society

Today's word: God has trusted us,to steward with care and reverance Speaker: Pompi

Today, August 11, 2025, IJM officially launched a national baseline report, titled “Strengthening the Criminal Justice System Protection of Women and Children in Uganda.” The report sheds light on the high prevalence of violence against women and children... #EndVAWC

The baseline report also calls on justice actors to urgently act to enhance access to reporting mechanisms for victims of violations and deliver timely, efficient, and trauma-informed investigation, prosecution and adjudication of cases.

In her remarks, IJM Country Director Wamaitha Kimani stated, “These are not just numbers. These are lives... Women & children for whom their community & home don't provide them the safety to dream & thrive. These numbers should cause us to pause & put a name to the number.”

Officiating at the launch of the event, the Director of Public Prosecutions, Lady Justice Jane Frances, said the baseline report findings are “a mirror and a roadmap,” calling for collective action to strengthen the justice system, empower survivors and protect the vulnerable.

She stressed the need to build a justice system that is effective, efficient, fair & delivers protection to every woman&child in Uganda. “When the law fails to protect the most vulnerable – our women & children—it is not just justice that's wounded, it is the soul of our nation."

In her remarks, Criminal Investigations Directorate-UPF Deputy Director Beata Chelimo reiterated commitment to address gender-based violence. Acknowledging the challenges in investigating cases, she observed that negative cultural practices and norms influence why many victims choose not to report.

“When a woman is assaulted, there is little chance that she will seek justice. In some communities, when a woman reports a case, they must immediately pack up and leave. Sometimes they report, and the next day, they do not come back. So, you are stuck with a case,” she stated.

The launch event also featured a panel discussion titled, “The Cost of Reporting Demand for Justice: The Cost of Reporting GBV Cases.” The panelists included representatives from ODPPUGANDA UNFPA Uganda, Uganda Police Times, Uganda Survivor Network Ministry of GenderUG & Justice Centres Uganda

55%!!! Let’s rise up and seek justice ⚖

These are lives😥

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This saturday, HRs gather for the 3rd annual sports gala. May the best team win!! #HRSportsGala3 #IWillBeThere #HRMAU #HRInAction