THUGS ATTACK THE WESTERN DISTRICTS OF KASESE, BUNDIBUGYO AND KASESE

Today, 5th July, 2014, groups of thugs armed with pangas, spears and guns and suspected to be radical elements linked to the Obusinga bwa Rwenzururu, a Bukonjo cultural institution, descended on the towns of Kasese, Bundibugyo and Karugutu in Ntoroko District. The Police and the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) successfully countered them. In Kasese, […]

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POLICE RESPONSE ON REPORTS OF TERROR THREATS TO ENTEBBE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

International and local media have, today, carried stories to the effect that there are specific terror threats targeting Uganda, and, particularly, Entebbe International Airport. They attributed the source of the information to the United States embassy in Uganda, and, who, in turn, are reported to have said they got the information from the Uganda Police. […]

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1.0 ACTS AND OMISSIONS BY RECRUITMENT COMPANIES THAT LEADS TO TIP

Recruitment based on un researched information about the actual terms and conditions of service of clients  Inadequate or exaggerated briefing to clients  Use of forged documents, i.e. Interpol letters, medical forms, recommendation letters; job contract documents; visas  Failure to effectively monitor the working conditions of the clients working abroad  Failure to […]

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SENSITIZATION WORKSHOP FOR MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF EXTERNAL LABOUR RECRUITMENT AGENCIES BY THE NATIONAL TASK FORCE ON PREVENTION OF TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS / 25th JUNE 2014

1.0 General Overview of the TIP Situation in the Country On average, 15 new reports of transnational trafficking in persons are registered per month since January 2014. The majority of the victims are female adults and the most common forms of exploitation are Labour and sexual exploitation. The most common destination countries are Kuwait(29), Uganda(12), […]

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CONSULTATION MEETING BETWEEN MEMBERS OF THE UGANDA ASSOCIATION OF EXTERNAL RECRUITMENT AGENCIES AND THE NATIONAL TASK FORCE ON PREVENTION OF TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS / KATI-KATI HOTEL / 25TH JUNE 2014

Trafficking in persons (TIP) is one of the modern crimes that have attracted a lot of concern in Uganda. A Ugandan domestic law that guides the national strategies to fight TIP was enacted by the Uganda Parliament in October 2009. This law is called the Prevention of Trafficking in Persons (PTIP) Act 2009. Basing on […]

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Security Intensified in kyegegwa

Following an attack on a congregation at the Mungumwema Pentecostal church in Mugoma parish, ApunyoSub County, kyegegwadistrict, the Uganda police force has deployed strictly to secure the area and prevent further loss of life and properties. Last night at 02:00am as worshippers in the Pentecostal church were praying, they were attacked by an unknown people […]

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POLICE PROHIBITS PASSENGERS ON LONG DISTANCE GOODS TRUCKS/VEHICLES AND DESTINED FOR THE BOND

  1. The Police and its sister security agencies have received intelligence information that several long distance goods vehicles, trailers, Haulers, oil tankers, vehicle carriers and vehicles destined for the bond and or in transit to the neighboring countries do carry unauthorized passengers whose destination is unknown. 2. All long distance goods vehicles/trailers/ haulers/ oil […]

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