A snapshot of human rights abuses amidst the covid-19 pandemic in Uganda.

A snapshot of human rights abuses amidst the covid-19 pandemic in Uganda.

August 1, 2020    By nape

Women react after they were beaten up by Local Defense Unit (LDU) personnel downtown Kampala on 26th March,2020 as they enforced government directives aimed at curbing the spread of coronavirus. Gender Based Violence As majority of the population stayed at home to stay safe from COVID- 19, homes turned out... Read More

NAPE donates covid-19 prevention materials to 5 districts in Uganda.

May 29, 2020    By nape

National Association of Professional Environmentalists (NAPE) has embarked on the process of donating COVID-19 prevention materials to several districts in central and mid-western Uganda that it works closely with. These materials include hand-wash tanks, infra-red thermometers, sanitisers and posters with messages on how the spread of COVID can be curbed.... Read More

NAPE makes a breakthrough as Buliisa District Council recognizes customary laws of Bagungu indigenous communities.

December 2, 2019    By nape

By NAPE Editorial Team Buliisa District Council has unanimously passed a resolution to legally recognise the Customary/Earth Laws of the Bagungu indigenous communities which had been documented with the support of the National Association of Professional Environmentalists (NAPE). The council session presided over by the Deputy Speaker Joyce Mbabazi Kadogori,... Read More

Annual Global Campaign week on climate emergency, dirty energy and false solutions happening in Geneva.

October 18, 2018    By nape

The launch of the campaign, also known as the Week of Peoples Mobilization, was attended by representatives of the Global Inter-Parliamentary network, affected communities, movements, trade unions and other networks and organizations. The campaign will run up to 20th.October 2018. Friends of the Earth International groups across six continents are mobilizing to highlight... Read More