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Wangadya is Shamelessly Swimming Against the tide on Human Rights Enforcement

Last week Ms. Mariam Fauzat Mutonyi Wangadya, the chairperson of the Uganda Human Rights Commission was in the news for all the wrong reasons.

First, was her embarrassing altercation with Bobi Wine for complaining about the Commission’s delay in hearing his five-year-old case against the Police for canceling over…

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