Uganda, UAE Agree to Accelerate Bilateral Judicial Cooperation
By Elijah Khisa Uganda and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have agreed to accelerate negotiations on bilateral judicial cooperation arrangements aimed at strengthening cooperation between
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UN Human Rights Council Hears Concerns Over Detention of Shincheonji Leader Lee Man-hee
The case of Chairman Lee Man-hee before the Human Rights Council On 18 September 2026, CAP Freedom of Conscience delivered an oral statement during the
3,000 Pastors Worldwide: “South Korea’s Religious Freedom in Crisis… Stop the Taxation of Mission Donations, the Push for a Religious Corporation Dissolution Bill, and the Detention of Religious Leaders”
3,000 Pastors Worldwide: “South Korea’s Religious Freedom in Crisis… Stop the Taxation of Mission Donations, the Push for a Religious Corporation Dissolution Bill, and the
Ghetto Kids Return to Hero’s Welcome Following Global World Cup Halftime Showcase
By Racheal N Namuli The Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) has officially welcomed home the internationally acclaimed Ghetto Kids on Monday morning following their historic performance
Museveni Gives Shs2 Million to Each South Africa Repatriated Ugandan, Launches Shs2 Billion SACCO Fund
By Kabuye Ronald President Yoweri Museveni has awarded Shs2 million to each of the 1,030 Ugandans repatriated from South Africa and pledged Shs2 billion to
Ugandan-Canadian Author Viola Buyungo Inspires Next Generation of Readers at Toronto Cultural Festival
TORONTO, CANADA— Ugandan-born Canadian author and literacy advocate Viola Buyungo captivated audiences at the Swahili Summer Festival 2026, one of Toronto’s premier celebrations of East African culture, where
Detention of a 95-Year-Old Religious Leader Damages Korea’s Reputation: European Scholars of Religion Call for the Release of Chairman Lee Man-hee
Concerns Raised at European Academy of Religion’s International Conference Held in Rome—Strong Appeals Over Violation of International Law European scholars of religion are making strong
Stigma Across Borders: Concerns Grow Over Discrimination Against Shincheonji Members Abroad
International human rights group CAP LC submits written statement to U.N. Human Rights Council, urging that administrative and judicial decisions be based on verifiable evidence
Detained at 95: South Korea’s Prosecution of a Religious Leader Draws International Alarm
Renowned scholar calls situation “a stain on South Korea’s democratic credentials” as Justice Minister prejudges ongoing case A 95-Year-Old Behind Bars on Political Party Charges
UN SG Guterres Calls for End to Fossil Fuel Dependence, Launches Global Methane Action Plan at London Climate Action Week
By Kabuye Ronald The United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres delivered a stark warning on Tuesday that the world is confronting a “Tale of Two Crises”