Letters of Concern from the Human Rights Network Uganda
Call for ensuring freedom of expression in Uganda
Over 30 organisations, members of the Human Rights House Network, call on the Uganda authorities to ensure freedom of expression in the country. 23 Sep 2009 »
On the AU Summit in Libya
Between 1st July 2002 and December 2008, Thirty African States took bold moves with the rest of the world when each individually ratified the Rome Statute and expressed to the inhabitants of their respective territories and to humanity at large that impunity had no place any more and each committed through ratification to cooperate with the International Criminal Court in its various requests including arrest and surrender of suspects. 18 Jul 2009 »
2010 ICC Review conference
Human Rights Network Uganda (HURINET-U) and the Uganda Coalition for the International Criminal Court (UCICC) as members of the Global Coalition for the International Criminal Court (CICC), would like to proudly recall the landmark resolution by States to establish the first permanent International Criminal Tribunal at the 1998 Rome Conference. 18 Jul 2009 »
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