NUP Urges UHRC To Give Liberty To All Ugandans To Seek Justice
Fred Nyanzi Sentamu the head of mobilization at the National Unity Platform (NUP), has called on the Uganda Human Rights Commission (UHRC) to stop mocking Ugandans who are in search of justice.
Nyanzi expressed his disappointment in some of the commission’s members stating that they are misusing their passion in this entinty.
Recently, UHRC closed the cases of 18 missing NUP supporters reported between 2020 and 2023. These individuals were part of a list of 30 names provided by the NUP Secretariat for investigation.
Some of the people on the list were allegedly taken away by security forces using drones.
Mariam Wangadya, the commission’s chairperson, revealed that during their investigations, they were unable to locate 18 out of the 30 missing persons.
However, Fred Nyanzi the head of mobilization at NUP says the issue of abductions and human rights violations must be given the utmost attention stating that commissions like UHRC are meant to help Ugandans find justice.
Wangadya has on several occasions heard lashing out at NUP leadership for uncooperative behaviour on this issue, Nyanzi suggests Wangadya should resign since she has failed to serve Ugandans. Nyanzi retaliates their ambitions of not resting in their pursuit of accountability and justice for their people.
Nyanzi applauds the opposition members of parliament for their course of action on the issue of abductions and human rights violations. He says this should be sustained until the end.
