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82. BBC NEWS | World | Africa | Country Profiles | Country Profile: Uganda uganda has seen a mushrooming of independent FM radio and television stationssince the government loosened its control of the media in 1993. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/low/world/africa/country_profiles/1069166.stm

BBC NEWS / COUNTRY PROFILES Graphics version Change to World Edition BBC Sport Home News Front Page ... Week at a Glance World Contents: Africa Americas Asia-Pacific Europe ... South Asia Saturday, 14 February, 2004, 15:19 GMT Country profile: Uganda Since the late 1980s Uganda has rebounded from the abyss of civil war and economic catastrophe to become a model of relative peace, stability and even some prosperity. In the 1970s and 1980s Uganda was notorious for its human rights abuses, first during the military dictatorship of Idi Amin from 1971 to 1979 and then after the return to power of Milton Obote, who had been ousted by Amin. During this time up to half a million people were killed in state-sponsored violence. However, since becoming president in 1986 Yoweri Museveni has introduced democratic reforms and has been credited for substantially improving the country's human rights record, notably by reducing abuses by the army and the police. In addition, Mr Museveni introduced Western-backed economic reforms which produced solid annual growth and falls in inflation in the 1990s. In 2003 Mr Museveni proposed that a 17-year ban on multiparty politics should be lifted, subject to a referendum.

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85. WEDO's Women In Government 1 Primer: The First Step the strategy of caucusing spread to the eastern and southern regions of uganda. Democracy,which designs programs for training women in local government and in http://www.wedo.org/5050/uganda.htm

Home WEDO Programs 50/50 Campaign 50/50 Kit ... WEDO Primer 1 WEDO Primer 50/50 Campaign March 2001 The First Step: Getting in the Door Uganda: What Women Do Well Winnie Bayanima is a member of the Constituent Assembly in Uganda. She participated in the writing of Uganda’s 1994 Constitution, and has worked on the development of a number of innovative strategies, from reaching out to gender-sensitive males to publishing an annual publication assessing women’s rise to power. I come from a country that is poor and war torn. Women have emerged as important stakeholders in the peace-building process of the last 14 years, as well as in the development process. In Uganda, it is accepted that women must be included in decision making in all arenas. I’ve been elected twice to the Constituent Assembly, the first time in 1994. At that time, we were writing a new Constitution, and it quickly became clear that much needed to be done if we were going to make it gender-sensitive. We built a caucus for women that also included the disadvantaged groups within the Assembly, such as people with disabilities, youth, and workers. We also added a category we called gender-sensitive men, or GSMs. Being invited to become part of the caucus as a GSM became something to be proud of. The title did not go to just any man; we only gave it to those men who had a consistent record of defending women’s issues. This broad caucus eventually helped us create a gender-sensitive Constitution, which includes a one-third quota for women in local governments. We are happy and humbled to see the strategy of caucusing spread to the eastern and southern regions of Uganda.

86. The Synergy Project vulnerability to HIV in uganda, including shortcomings in the legal system, the stateresponse, and recommendations both to the government of uganda and donors http://www.synergyaids.com/resources.asp?cid=177

87. WORLD CORPORAL PUNISHMENT ARCHIVE: UGANDA - SCHOOL CANING: June 1997 - Ugsc9706 The government of uganda is committed to the promotion of the rights of a child,as a fundamental human rights that must be observed by all citizens, Muhwezi http://www.corpun.com/ugsc9706.htm

www.corpun.com www.corpun.com Archive : UG Schools Jun 1997 THE ARCHIVE UGANDA School CP - June 1997 Panafrican News Agency, Senegal, 16 June 1997 Uganda Bans Caning On African Children's Day By Moses Draku, PANA Correspondent KAMPALA, Uganda (PANA) - Uganda on Monday officially banned the caning of children in schools, the country's state-owned radio reported. The ban was announced in Kampala on the Day of the African Child, which is observed all over the continent in memory of the South African children who were massacred by policemen of the apartheid regime during the 1976 students' uprising. With immediate effect, caning of children and all forms of punishment that inflict pain in school children during the learning process is prohibited, said the minister of state for education, in-charge of primary education, Brig. Jim Muhwezi, in a statement read on Radio Uganda. June 16 was in 1990 designated by the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) as the Day of the African Child to mark the day of the African child. Uganda has commemorated this day since 1991. The government of Uganda is committed to the promotion of the rights of a child, as a fundamental human rights that must be observed by all citizens, Muhwezi said in the statement, read on his behalf by his Permanent Secretary Ben Otto.

88. Catholic World News : Religious Leaders Asks Uganda's Government To Talk With Re Netscape ISP just $9.95/month. Religious leaders asks uganda s governmentto talk with rebels. Kampala, Apr. 30, 2003 (CWNews.com) Religious http://www.cwnews.com/news/viewstory.cfm?recnum=22100

89. Hr-headlines@hrea.org - Uganda: Sharp Decline In Human Rights, Human Rights Watc The organizations also urged the government of uganda to End impunity for humanrights violations by government security and armed forces; - Review all http://www.hrea.org/lists/hr-headlines/markup/msg01144.html

Uganda: Sharp decline in human rights, Human Rights Watch warns Subject [headlines] Uganda: Sharp decline in human rights, Human Rights Watch warns From owner-hr-headlines@hrea.org Date Tue, 15 Jul 2003 07:36:40 -0700 http://www.hrw.org/reports/2003/uganda0703/ - The Human Rights Headlines mailing list provides daily news based on press releases issued by national, regional and international non-governmnental and international organisations. HREA does note take any responsibility for the accuracy or content of these new items nor does it necessarily endorse them. Archives of "hr-headlines", as well as instructions on how to (un)subscribe to the list, can be found at: http://www.hrea.org/lists/hr-headlines/markup/maillist.php Prev by Date: Ukraine: Additional restrictive legislation against journalists Next by Date: Sudan: Human rights violations in government-controlled areas Previous by thread: Uganda: Security force executions reported Next by thread: Uganda: Soldiers executed after unfair trial Reply to this message Start a new topic Date Index ... HREA Home Page

90. Wfn.org | UGANDA: CHURCH LEADERS CONDEMN GOVERNMENT SECURITY MEASURES Anglican Church in the. From the Worldwide Faith News archives www.wfn.org.uganda CHURCH LEADERS CONDEMN government SECURITY MEASURES. http://www.wfn.org/1997/11/msg00047.html

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91. Local Level Capacity Strengthening, Guelph/Ontario, Jinga/Uganda (Uganda) A partnership program between the local governments of Guelph, Ontario and Jinja, uganda as a cooperative initiative to improve the quality of community life. http://www.unesco.org/most/africa9.htm

This Best Practice is one of the Best Practices for Human Settlements presented in the MOST Clearing House Best Practices Database. Local Level Capacity Strengthening in Guelph/Ontario and in Jinga/Uganda Uganda Keywords: Background This partnership program was established between the local governments of Guelph, Ontario and Jinja, Uganda as a co-operative initiative to improve the quality of community life in a sustainable way. It has provided the opportunity for two different cultures, political climates and economical and industrial bases to work toward a sharing of ideas, methods and procedures of staff training and administration and ways of enhancing community life. The partnership has met its objectives. The program has had and continues to have a significant impact on key areas such as governance, community participation and environmental protection. Narrative This partnership program was established as a co-operative initiative with local governments, namely, The City of Guelph, Ontario and Jinja, Uganda to improve the quality of community life in a sustainable way. It has provided the opportunity for two different cultures, political climates, and economical and industrial bases to work toward a sharing of ideas methods and procedures of staff training and administration and ways of enhancing community involvement. Jinja is the second largest city in Uganda, on the shores of Lake Victoria, approximately 100 miles from the capital City of Kampala. It has a population of 65,000 that swells to 100,000 during the day, when trade and commerce is active.

92. Uganda National Liberation Front - Encyclopedia Article About Uganda National Li uganda National Liberation Front. uganda National Liberation Army (UNLA)is the military arm of the uganda National Liberation Front (UNLF). http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Uganda National Liberation Front

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Uganda National Liberation Front Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Uganda National Liberation Army (UNLA) is the military arm of the Uganda National Liberation Front (UNLF). The UNLF was formed by exiled Ugandans in the late 1970s. It was the Ugandan force that fought side-by-side with the Tanzanian People's Defence Force (TPDF) to topple from power the regime of Idi Amin in Uganda. After the overthrow of Amin on 11th April 1979, the UNLA became the national army of Uganda until it was defeated on 25th January 1986 by the guerrillas of the National Resistance Army (NRA) led by Yoweri Museveni. preview not available. Click the link for more information. Some articles mentioning "Uganda National Liberation Front": Air hijacking Cabinda CEPGL Colin Turnbull ... UNLA Previous Encyclopedia Browser Next UFS UFT Ufthak ... Uganda/History Full Dictionary Browser UFO (comp.) UFO (enc.) UFO (band) (enc.) UFO (TV series) (enc.) UFO abduction (enc.) UFO conspiracy theory (enc.) Ufology (enc.)

93. Latest News From Rwanda In the wake of Kisangani II III, thanks to the presence of UN monitors, the UgandaGovernment was roundly confronted with international condemnation and http://www.gov.rw/government/03_12_01news_STtmnt_On_UG_Blacklist.htm

Foreign Ministry Statement on Uganda blacklisting Rwanda On March 6th, 2001, the Ugandan Minister in charge of security wrote a letter to the Speaker of Parliament listing countries ‘deemed’ hostile by the Government of Uganda. On the list of these countries and organizations, was included the Government of the Republic of Rwanda, a position re-affirmed by President Yoweri MUSEVENI, himself, in a radio interview on March 11th, 2001. The Government of Rwanda wishes to make it categorically clear that it is in no way hostile to Uganda. As to why the Ugandan authorities should have chosen this particular time to label Rwanda as hostile, is a question that can only be answered by the Kampala authorities. What is appalling is that the Government of Uganda should hide behind the Kisangani events to classify Rwanda as an enemy. Uganda is now claiming that the events in Kisangani have never been ‘fully explained’, and that it is on this basis that they are categorizing Rwanda as a hostile nation. Ugandan soldiers who took part in the fighting have testified that their commanders were responsible for the fighting between the two armies at Kisangani.

94. Country Data - Youth Focal Points (Gov./NGO): Uganda uganda. Youth Focal Points. uganda National Youth Council (UNYC) 1 Porta L AvenuePO Box 8778 Kampala, uganda Tel 256 41 567 193 Fax 256 41 245 580. http://esa.un.org/socdev/unyin/country2.asp?countrycode=ug

95. Uganda - Countries - Refugees International RI continues to call for a peaceful end to the conflict and for the US governmentto use its leverage as one of uganda’s largest donors to pressure uganda to http://www.refugeesinternational.org/cgi-bin/ri/country?mv_session_id=fmPE3gKF&m

96. KR Washington Bureau | 11/21/2003 | Rwanda, Uganda Still Arming Militias In Cong people. Officials from Rwanda, uganda and Congo s transitional governmentdenied the allegations in interviews Friday. The document http://www.realcities.com/mld/krwashington/news/special_packages/7321820.htm

Search: Articles-last 7 days Articles-older than 7 days The Web for var request_url = escape(document.location.href); var request_domain = ".realcities.com"; Around the World Correspondents Special Reports Washington ... Back to Home Saturday, Jun 12, 2004 Special Reports email this print this Posted on Fri, Nov. 21, 2003 Rwanda, Uganda still arming militias in Congo, U.N. report says By Sudarsan Raghavan Knight Ridder Newspapers NAIROBI, Kenya - A top-secret United Nations report has concluded that Rwanda and Uganda still are arming militias in the Democratic Republic of Congo and plundering its mineral wealth, despite withdrawing their troops under the terms of an internationally brokered peace deal last year. The 12-page document, obtained by Knight Ridder, also alleges that senior officials in Congo's five-month-old coalition government are using their new positions and clout to siphon money from diamond mines and other state-owned enterprises to create and maintain private militias and bolster political war chests. The findings, the result of a 10-month probe by a panel of U.N. experts, cast doubt on the long-term success of the international effort to end the five-year civil war that has killed more than 3 million people.

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