Follow the Uganda- India Bilateral Symposium on Human Trafficking is underway. Follow the engagement LIVE via youtube.com/live/lUbFdRHPb…. #EndHumanTrafficking

A huge thank you to all partners, survivors, & participants of the Uganda-India Bilateral Symposium on Human Trafficking! Willow International was honored to contribute and be recognized for our commitment to advancing freedom and justice. #UgandaIndiaTIPSymposium Coalition Against Trafficking In Persons Uganda

In the digital age, new forms of trafficking are emerging like cyber scams forcing victims into online fraud. Specialized law enforcement units, training and technology are vital to end online exploitation. #EndHumanTrafficking

It’s not okay that human trafficking still exists in every corner of the world. We must do better by increasing capacities of the criminal justice system. It's time to stop it! #NotForSale

Join our webinar with the FreedomCollaborative on Leveraging Evidence to Build Partnerships & Prevent Exploitation. We'll use EHAAT’s 2024–2025 Regional Trafficking Routes Mapping to guide ethical business, strengthen survivor protection, & foster partnerships. shorturl.at/dot4g

This week, for three days, Concern for the Girl Child is participating in an advocacy workshop hosted by CEDOVIP, where partners are refreshed and equipped with advocacy skills in preparation for the 16 days of activism running from 25th November to 10th December. Girls First Fund

Yesterday’s BrownBagWednesday session at Cavendish University was a great success. Irene Marunga from WOUGNET , delivered an insightful presentation on “Leveraging Technology for SRHR Advocacy among University Students.” She highlighted how digital tools can effectively promote

At our Annual CEOs Breakfast we convened ED's of CATIPU members at the Human Trafficking Institute discussing leadership, partnerships & strategic alignment to accelerate Uganda’s fight against human trafficking, reinforcing commitment to CATIPU’s 2025 Strategic Plan. #EndHumanTrafficking

Today, Uganda Debt Network, together with our partners Uganda Child Rights NGO Network and Save the Children Uganda, had a fruitful round table engagement with Redd Barna discussing ways of strengthening our partnerships for the benefit of children. Thank you Save the Children Uganda for organizing this meeting.

✨ Today, the African Youth Federation in partnership with Faraja Africa Foundation and partners, we are hosting the 2nd sitting of the 8th Regional Youth Parliament! Together, we’re amplifying voices, shaping policy dialogues, and building a more inclusive, vibrant, and empowered Africa.

Thank you for blowing the Trumpet Raising Teenagers Uganda🇺🇬 . #DigitalViolence is real and when it comes to children, its worse. High Sound for Children will this Friday hold another training for children on digital safety. #OnlineSafety

CATIPU is hiring a CEO. A Visionary leader to steer 40+ Ugandan CSOs ending human trafficking. 5+ yrs CSO exp, advocacy fire? Applications close TOMORROW, 10 Dec! details here shorturl.at/16Sx0 Apply via [email protected]

Today, we officially open the #2ndNationalChildRightsCSOSymposium25, reaffirming our commitment to strengthening child protection systems, promoting children’s rights, and fostering coordinated action among stakeholders towards a safer and more inclusive future for every child.

The #2ndNationalChildRightsCSOSymposium25 looks forward to constructive engagements & impactful resolutions throughout this important three-day convening happening from 8th to 10th of December, 2025 at Silver Springs Hotel, Bugolobi @RightToPlayUg Uganda Debt Network World Vision Uganda

Digital abuse affects learners, professionals, leaders and creators. AfriChild works with partners to build safer platforms for young women. Online threats silence voices that matter. You help change that when you speak up and support digital safety education for communities.

CATIPU congratulates our member & ally Uganda Child Rights NGO Network on the #2ndNationalChildRightsCSOSymposium25! This vital platform unites children, CSOs, policymakers & partners to advance child rights protection, policies & accountability!

One of the reasons for the influx of child trafficking in Uganda is the reduced interest in parenting. "We have mothers and fathers who have not yet transitioned into being parents." - Mr. Mondo Kyateka, Assistant Commissioner at Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development #2ndNationalChildRightsCSOSymposium25

The panel discussion on Strengthening Child Rights Financing & Accountability in Uganda recommended that there be collaboration and coordination, scaling up practices from the past, and improved budget allocation for child-sensitive sectors. #2ndNationalChildRightsCSOSymposium25

Today, together with the Uganda Human Rights Commission and Avocats Sans Frontières jointly commemorated the International Human Rights Day 2025 by convening a national dialogue under the theme; "Strengthening Democratic Space, Upholding Freedom of Expression, Speech, Association, Media and

Diaspora access for national identification remains limited. Ugandans abroad face long delays obtaining national IDs, and online processes are not yet fully streamlined for citizens outside the country. - Hon. Prof. Robert Nanima #2ndNationalChildRightsCSOSymposium25