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Women Human Rights Defenders Uganda express concern over increased violence against journalists

Posted on February 19, 2021 | by admin

Statement from WHRDN-U on brutality of journalists by Women Human Rights Defenders Network Uganda on Scribd

Posted in Latest_news | Tagged #JournalismIsNotACrime, Female Journalists In Uganda, Irene Abalo, Josephine Namakunbi, Journalism in Uganda, Police brutality Uganda, Rashida Nakaayi, Women Human Rights Defenders Network Uganda

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