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UGANDA RATIFIES THE MAPUTO PROTOCOL PDF Print E-mail
Years of lobbying and advocacy have finally yielded the very much needed and deserved fruits for
women's rights activists in Uganda, women in Africa and beyond. Today ,22nd JULY 2010 - Uganda has become the 28th Country to ratify the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and People’s Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa (Maputo Protocol). Uganda deposited her instruments  with the African Union this morning. This is an early milestone in the  2010-2020 African Women?s Decade ? a cause for celebration, an excellent way  to start the decade. 

EASSI would like to congratulate all the women who have been behind the scenes, calling on the
 government of Uganda to ratify this instrument including the Steering  Committee members of the Uganda Coalition for African Women’s Rights which comprises gender and women?s rights Civil Society Organisations in Uganda  including EASSI. We don’t forget Coalition members of the Solidarity for African Women’s Rights (SOAWR) who have been with the Women of Uganda all the way from the start. Akina Mama wa Afrika playing the lead role in the walk has been so instrumental in the entire process.   
 EASSI is committed to  the advancement of gender equality , social justice, peace and development in
 the Eastern African Sub-region and one of the instruments that frames our work is the Maputo Protocol that Uganda just ratified.
 As we pat ourselves on the back, NOW is the time for Ugandan Women to unite even further and stronger  in the call for domestication and implementation of this instrument. Once the two have been achieved, the celebration will be even bigger.

    
 Sylvia Namale
 EASSI
    

 
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