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The Chapter Four Legacy Podcast brings together seasoned human rights defenders, victims/survivors of human rights violations, academics, and policy makers to discuss the human rights situation in Uganda.
Hosts:
Average audio length:
22 minutes
Guest interviews
Video podcast
English
South Africa
6 episodes
since Jan. 29, 2025
episodic
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In this episode of the Chapter Four Legacy Podcast, Mr. George Musisi, Managing Partner at PACE Advocates, and a human rights lawyer with a focus on constitutional practice, discusses the complexities of Uganda's political and human rights landscape, particularly through the lens of his client, Rob…
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In this episode of the Chapter Four Legacy Podcast, Mr. Moses Karis Oteba (Senior Protection Officer & Wellbeing Lead at DefendDefenders), a protection officer working with human rights defenders, explores the dynamic landscape of activism in Uganda and East Africa, with a particular focus on t…
In this episode of the Chapter Four Legacy Podcast, Dr. Zahara Nampewo (Board Chairperson of Chapter Four Uganda and Deputy Principal, School of Law, Makerere University), discusses the intricate relationship between academia and human rights advocacy. Dr. Nampewo outlines her journey from legal pr…
In this episode of the Chapter Four Legacy Podcast, Mr. Andrew Karamagi (Lawyer, social justice activist, and community organiser), an experienced human rights lawyer and community organiser, and Ms. Aloikin Praise Opoloje (Social justice activist and community organiser), a young law student and a…
In the inaugural episode of the Chapter Four Legacy Podcast, Mr. Nicholas Opiyo (Founding Director of Chapter Four Uganda) provides an in-depth look into Chapter Four Uganda, a civil rights organization inspired by the Bill of Rights in Uganda's 1995 Constitution. Opiyo explains that the group was …
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