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In Gulu, limited staffing means restricted services, overworked analysts and continued reliance on Kampala despite the region’s growing forensic needs.
Gender equality was already off track. But as 2026 unfolds, the choice is stark: allow the backlash to deepen or organize, resist and re-imagine a more just global order.
Since 2005, Belgium has been a regular contributor to the Trust Fund for Victims and consistently ranks among its top ten donor states.
As investigations continue, authorities say maintaining peace and order remains their top priority to ensure that voters can exercise their constitutional right freely and without fear.
As the year unfolds, the question is no longer whether gender equality is under threat. It is whether governments and institutions will be held responsible for allowing that threat to deepen.
Bern reaffirms long-standing commitment to international justice and reparative aid through the ICC’s Trust Fund for Victims.
Despite their strong stance, the MPs-elect stressed that they are willing to engage constructively with the government.
Uganda signed the Bamako Convention 34 years ago, joining 28 other African countries in promising to protect communities from hazardous waste.
Through long-standing community networks, faith organizations often led by women can mobilize quickly and sustain engagement over generations.
The celebrations will take place in Gulu City on January 1, 2026, with the official venue and program to be announced in the coming weeks.
At Elegu Police Post, a young officer spoke with a mix of resignation and frustration glancing toward the highway where trucks rumbled through the night.
The Lusaka meeting is expected to produce concrete recommendations on how African countries can better harness fiscal policy and public finance tools.
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