The Webinar on the 28th of May 2020 at 2:00 – 4:00 pm will provide an opportunity for many lawyers, human rights actors, and defenders with interest to provoke discussions by highlighting the core legal issues.

To talk about the current state and solutions to the crisis, some members of the Digital Human Rights Lab (DHRLab) came together in a breakout session at the GDDF on May 6, 2020 which was moderated by  Oluwatobiloba Adeleke,  Project Manager at Future Challenges.

Sandra Nabulega’s article on research methods is of a more general nature and addresses a core issue, whether in times of COVID-19 or beyond: How to get information on human rights issues?

In the past, the only lockdown we would hear or see is when we watched a movie about a virus outbreak, which takes over the entire world. Global lockdowns, people dying in hospitals or set up health camps due to a fast spreading virus are usually depicted in movies – […]

To enhance Access to Justice in Uganda, the use of ICT has been adopted by the government. But even before the formal adoption of ICT in Courts, many institutions innovated various tools such as websites and web-based applications that aimed at enhancing justice.

The Covid19 pandemic has affected Uganda in as much as it has affected many parts of the world. Specifically, in Africa, governments are taking stringent measures to pre-empt the spread through bans on movement and/or public transportation, curfew or even complete lockdowns in some countries.