Access to Justice for women during March the month for women- offering Pro-bono legal services
Following concerns over the growing number of female inmates on offences mainly linked to domestic violence and financial distress, there’s worsening congestion which is also undermining rehabilitation efforts. CHALAPI-UG has been requested by kasese female advocates to spearhead a campaign offering free legal services to women undergoing trial in the criminal justice system.
We are humbly and kindly appealing for any financial assistance to facilitate the legal team with fuel to support movements to prisons, courts and also support documentation during this period.
A cost worth uganda shillings 4.360.000 is estimated. The team is committed offering themselves registering cases and following to conclusion.
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We can as well make it away to celebrate March through observance fostering greater awareness of woman’s rights that recognizes their contributions a cross sectors and call for actions to dismantle barriers to gender equality.
Look forward to hearing from you dear brethren.
Blessings!
Godfrey
On behalf of CHALAPI-UG

Many thanks for both spiritual and financial support that has been timely and instrumental. Today 30th we had a successful end of year CHALAPI-UG community group champions volunteer focal point persons and management retreat. So grateful to the chairman board that offered all meals at the a hotel retreat gardens. We were blessed having a retired bishop honoring our invite to give a keynote address.

I arrived in Kampala last night after two week of traversing the North districts of Uganda visiting 56 prisons monitoring the state of human rights focusing on political prisoners during this Uganda’s elections period. I was honored by Defend Defenders a big regional organization operating across African to join a team of 10 monitors that included officials from the Uganda Human rights Commission and Human Rights watch an international organization. Though only official cameras and telephones cleared by government were allowed for our documentary, the conditions are so alarming, prisons receive already tortured inmates with rotting wounds in severe agony. This morning we join the rest of the human rights actors to commemorate the international human rights day and at this dialogue some of the untold stories will be shared to find mitigation measures.

Monitoring exercise to our supported families that benefit from the household economic empowerment projects. This project of giving out piglets started in 2017 and has registered success stories as now 451 families have benefited being able to pay school fees for their children and others establishing small businesses that keep them earn a living. Many thanks for the instrumental support that is impacting lives