In support of the Civil Society Declaration on Sexual Violence
Friday, 18 October 2019
by David Onen Ongwech
After several years of work on Conflict-Related Sexual Violence (CRSV), this declaration is a demonstration that through rigorous advocacy, we can collectively realise progressive transformation towards better support for survivors/victims and gender inclusivity. However, herculean hurdles lie ahead of the journeys toward realising contexts where all survivors can access and uptake services without discrimination, and where survivors/victims are not only beneficiaries of services but also active partners in response to and prevention of sexual violence.
Aime MoningaAlastair HiltonAlix Vuillemin GrendelAmbassador John Leonard MugerwaAnita Fabosannie buntingAnthropology of DevelopmentBaroness AnelayBrandon HamberCall It What It IsCentre for Migration and Diaspora StudiesConflict-related sexual violenceDorine LlantaErin BainesHeleen TouquetInstitute for Social StudiesJerker EdstromJustice Rapid ResponseKen ClearwaterKim Thuy-SeelingerLaurel FletcherMale Survivors of Sexual ViolenceMelinda ReedNBS TVNot Weapon of WarOffice of the Prime Minister-UgandaOnen David OngwechProf. Chris DolanRefugee ForumRefugee Law ProjectRefugees in UgandaSOAS Refugee ForumSOAS University of LondonThe New VisionUNHCRValeria BabaraWIGJWomen's Initiative for GWomen's Initiative for Gender Justice
- Published in Sexual Violence Debate
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Transformative Participation is essential for refugee children’s involvement in Uganda’s development
Monday, 18 June 2018
by David Onen Ongwech
Hits: 48 Editor’s Note: This post was originally published by Refugee Law Project on Saturday 16 June 2018 at 22:47hrs. For those who missed the statement that RLP published on the Day of the African Child, I urge you to find time to read and reflect on this statement which can be accessed via the
ActivismActivistsAime MoningaAlastair HiltonAnena CindyAnita Fabosannie buntingBarbara Harrell-BondBaroness AnelayBrandon HamberChildren Born of WarChildren born out of rapeChildren's ParticipationCSiWDavid LisakDr Chris DolanEffie VoutiraErin BainesErin GallagherFionnual Ni AoilainGilbert NuwagiraGlobal SouthGlobalisationHeleen TouquetInvolvement in DevelopmentJackson OdongJerker EdstromJoel QuirkJuliet AdochJustice Rapid ResponseKen ClearwaterKim Thuy-SeelingerLaurel FletcherMike LewMogi WokorachMoses Albert NsubugaMoses NsubugaMSSATNahla ValjiNicholas OpiyoOpiny ShafficParticipationPatricia AtimPatrick OtimPhillip SchulzPilar RianoRachel BardhanReal Stories Gallery FoundationRefugee Law ProjectSimon FerrandSouth South Institute on Sexual Violence Against Men and BoysSusan AlupoThea ShahrokhTransformative Participation
- Published in Concerned Citizen, Refugee Debate, Sexual Violence Debate
"The Tap": Young Refugee & Host Film-Makers Proactively Advocate for Clean Water Supply in Kiryandongo Refugee Settlement
Friday, 25 May 2018
by David Onen Ongwech
Hits: 60Editor’s Note: This message was originally published by Refugee Law Project on Friday, May 18, 2018. As a staff of Refugee Law Project, I’m delighted to share with you another outstanding production from young Refugee Film-makers, this time from Kiryandongo refugee settlement, Kiryandongo district. Located some 240km from Kampala on the main north-south highway, Kiryandongo is
ActivismActivistsAime MoningaAlastair HiltonAnena CindyAnita Fabosannie buntingBarbara Harrell-BondBaroness AnelayBrandon HamberCSiWDavid LisakDr Chris DolanEffie VoutiraErin BainesErin GallagherFionnual Ni AoilainGilbert NuwagiraGlobal SouthGlobalisationHeleen TouquetJackson OdongJerker EdstromJoel QuirkJuliet AdochJustice Rapid ResponseKen ClearwaterKim Thuy-SeelingerLaurel FletcherMike LewMoses Albert NsubugaMoses NsubugaMSSATNahla ValjiNicholas OpiyoOpiny ShafficPatricia AtimPatrick OtimPhillip SchulzPilar RianoRachel BardhanReal Stories Gallery FoundationRefugee Law ProjectSimon FerrandSouth South Institute on Sexual Violence Against Men and BoysSusan AlupoThea Shahrokh
- Published in Refugee Debate
Activists and Activism in the Era of Supposed Globalisation: A Reflection from the Global South
Friday, 04 May 2018
by David Onen Ongwech
Hits: 75Editor’s Note: This message was originally published by Refugee Law Project on Wed, May 2, 2018 at 8:52hrs. In an age of supposed globalization, access to platforms intending to promote social change is often denied to the very activists who are driving such change. Generally it is activists and academics from the global south
ActivismActivistsAime MoningaAlastair HiltonAnita Fabosannie buntingBarbara Harrell-BondBaroness AnelayBrandon HamberCSiWDavid LisakDr Chris DolanEffie VoutiraErin BainesErin GallagherFionnual Ni AoilainGilbert NuwagiraGlobal SouthGlobalisationHeleen TouquetJackson OdongJerker EdstromJoel QuirkJuliet AdochJustice Rapid ResponseKen ClearwaterKim Thuy-SeelingerLaurel FletcherMike LewMoses Albert NsubugaMSSATNahla ValjiPhillip SchulzPilar RianoRachel BardhanReal Stories Gallery FoundationRefugee Law ProjectSimon FerrandSouth South Institute on Sexual Violence Against Men and BoysSusan AlupoThea Shahrokh
- Published in Refugee Debate, Sexual Violence Debate
Sexual violence: Male rape as a tool of subjugation during war
Friday, 31 January 2014
by David Onen Ongwech
Hits: 33Editor’s Note: This piece was originally published by NTV on Wednesday January 31, 2014. Most of the victims of rape are women. However of recent, rape especially as a tool of war to subdue men, is on the increase. Men of Hope is an association under the Refugee Law Project trying to rehabilitate the lives of
- Published in Sexual Violence Debate