Uganda: We Sound the Drum of Freedom
From a land of red dust and breathtaking sunrise The source of the Nile whose endless tail carves unending stories of resilience and hope
From a land of red dust and breathtaking sunrise The source of the Nile whose endless tail carves unending stories of resilience and hope
The Swiss section of the ISHR held its annual meeting in Biel on Saturday, April 5, 2025.
The Horn of Africa is on the verge of a volatile proxy conflict that could alter borders, undermine international law, and trigger severe human rights abuses throughout the region.
The International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, observed annually on March 21, serves as a global reminder of the persistent need to combat all forms of racial discrimination and promote equality.
Remembering the Past, Protecting the Present, Shaping the Future
The Key to Accessing Sustainable Development
Throughout the session, the ISHR panel and Ambassadors engaged in a dynamic exchange of ideas and perspectives, fostering a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding sexual violence against women and girls.
The ISHR recently held a dynamic and engaging training session with the 2025 Ambassador cohort, focusing on the crucial elements of effective communication and feedback within a team setting.
Lorraine Aguti is a Ugandan human rights lawyer and social justice advocate with over five years of experience in legal practice, community engagement, and policy advocacy. Her passion for justice and equality has driven her to champion the rights of marginalized communities through legal research, policy work, and activism.
Olachi Angel Iwehee is a dedicated human rights advocate and law graduate from Nigeria, specializing in humanitarian law, migration, and refugee rights. With a strong legal background and commitment to justice, she strives to amplify marginalized voices and address migration challenges across West Africa.