HRAPF

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HRAPF aims to achieve respect for the rights of marginalised persons in Uganda through advocacy, legal aid service provision and capacity enhancement

On April 3rd April 2024, Uganda’s Constitutional Court delivered judgement in the consolidated petitions challenging the #AHA23 substantially upholding the law. As #AHA23 enters its second year of implementation, here is a look at what it actually provides for following the judgement ⬇️⬇️

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Language plays a critical role in shaping public perception which in turn shapes law, policy and the day to day experiences of sex workers in Uganda Curious about how they are connected? Dive into the posts below to explore this vital conversation.⬇️

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Language shapes how we see and treat others. The words we use can either empower or marginalise, and this month, HRAPF invites you to consider the impact of language on our target communities. First up: Why respectful language matters for sex workers. ⬇️

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HRAPF is officially open and ready to serve you. All our lawyers and stationed paralegals are available! Stay connected for updates on our interventions this year!

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