I am in Soroti at a Peace Exposition at the commemoration of UNSCR 1325 on women, peace and security hosted by Isis-Women’s International Cross Cultural Exchange.
These are pictures from the yesterday’s event and I will be writing on what has been done or not done in Uganda on UNSCR 1325 in a few days
Minister Eriya Kategaya addressed a UN Security Council debate on 26/10/10 on the implementation of the resolution and statement simply stated gender policies that were passed about a decade ago like the 1.5 points awarded to female university entrants, the affirmative action on women political representation which in no way show how issues of women and girls in post conflict Uganda are specifically being addressed.
Women call on govt during a peace march in Soroti town on the anniversary of 10 years of UNSCR. Rosebell's photoWomen during a peace march in Soroti. 29/10/10. Rosebell's photoWomen from conflict affected areas of Uganda marched in Soroti to celebrate achievements and also call on government to implement 1325. Rosebell's photo.Soroti Woman MP Alice Alaso (C) Helen Kezie-Nwoha (L) and Ruth Ochieng of Isis-WICCE at a peace march to mark 10 years of UNSCR 1325 IN Soroti Friday 29/10/10. Photo by GK
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editor, public speaker, feminist writer, award-winning blogger and socio-political analyst. Words seen in international media like The Guardian, Al Jazeera, Quartz and Mundo Negro. Expertise in new media, social justice, migration, gender, peace and security issues. Was honored with the 2018 Anna Guèye Award for her work on digital democracy, justice and equality by Africtivistes. The World Economic Forum Young Global Leaders under the age of 40.
I studied Mass Communication at Makerere University, short courses on Non-violent conflict at Tufts University, Global Leadership and Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School and MA in Media, Peace and Conflict Studies from the University for Peace. Outside Uganda, I have lived in Costa Rica, Switzerland and a bit in Ethiopia.
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