Introduction A consequence of constant disappointment by leadership is that people grow cynical and suspicious of anyone in the pursuit of power. We become hopeless and weary of finding leaders who will serve the interests of communities. This also eats at our will and power as well as, our will
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Embracing Left-Handedness: Breaking the Myths
Introduction In many cultures around the world, left-handedness has been viewed with suspicion or even fear. Uganda is no exception, with a history of associating left-handedness with negativity. This article explores the transformation of Ugandan society’s perception of left-handedness, from a time of harsh reprimands to a place of acceptance
Inclusive Democracy: Review of Efforts to Ensure Accessibility for All Voters
Introduction Inclusive democracy is based on the principle that all members of society, regardless of their origin, social situation, physical ability, or other factors, should have the opportunity to participate fully in the democratic process, including elections. Ensuring accessibility for all voters is an essential aspect of building a more
The Right to Proper Health Care Services
Globally, billions of people have poor access to health services in their respective countries. This poor access to healthcare services has devastating health, social and economic consequences for many of those that are affected by it and leaves many countries with dilapidated healthcare systems. It deprives them of their inherent
The rights of indigenous peoples in Cameroon: myths or realities?
Introduction Law is the set of rules that govern the interaction of people in society. The law can be objective (a prerogative for all) or subjective (a prerogative for a specific person or group) and its effectiveness and efficiency are guaranteed by the jurisdictions that are responsible for sanctioning its
MENSTRUATION AS AN EQUAL RIGHT
Introduction Menstruation is the regular discharge of blood and mucosal tissue from the inner lining of the uterus via the vagina. Menstruation is also known as menses, menstrual period, menstrual cycle or period. A typical cycle lasts between 24 to 38 days. This stage begins at 11 – 14 years
EFFECTS OF THE GAP BETWEEN YOUNG PEOPLE AND ACCESS TO QUALITY EDUCATION
Education is one of the basic requirements of life. Once it is effectively carried out, it equips individuals to become responsible and valuable members of society. They become more aware of themselves while understanding her environment. Due to the importance of education at the individual and the communal level, the
THE RIGHT TO AVOID HARASSMENT
Article 12 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states that ‘No one shall be subjected to arbitrary interference with his privacy, family, home or correspondence, nor to attacks upon his honour and reputation.’ This means that all people have the right to avoid being harassed or defamed without clear
Aminetou Mint Moctar: The Woman Campaigning to End Gavage
is head of Association des Femmes Chefs de Famille (Association of Women Heads of Household). This is a women’s rights charity in Nouakchott, the Capital of Mauritania. Her organisation is campaigning to criminalise a tradition thought to affect 75% of Mauritanian girls as young as five in rural areas, and
What Is Sexual Harassment?
Sexual harassment is unwanted behaviour of a sexual nature. This can be a whole range of behaviours – it may be sexual comments or jokes, sending or displaying pictures or videos of a sexual nature, or physical contact that is not wanted. People can be sexually harassed by strangers or
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