The Chairperson Uganda Human Rights Commission (UHRC), has Adv. Mariam Wangadya has held a fruitful discussion with Her Excellency Lisa Chesney, the new British High Commissioner to Uganda.
The meeting between these principals, focused on deepening collaboration to advance and protect human rights in Uganda and to Strengthen Human Rights Cooperation.
“Both leaders discussed key areas of partnership, including strengthening legal frameworks, enhancing the protection of vulnerable groups, and promoting human rights across Uganda” explained a statement from the Commission.
In that meeting which took place today at UHRC head offices, Wangadya expressed appreciation for the UK’s support, particularly in capacity building and advocacy.
Meanwhile, H.E. Chesney reaffirmed the UK’s commitment to supporting Uganda’s human rights efforts, underscoring the importance of international cooperation in safeguarding rights.
The discussions emphasized the shared goal of ensuring that human rights remain central to Uganda’s governance and development, with a focus on vulnerable and marginalized communities.
Wangadya emphasized that UHRC is committed to continuing its work with international partners, including the UK, to protect and promote the rights of all Ugandans. The meeting was also attended by Commissioner Chrispin Kaheru.
