Everyone Is Equal
Refugee Law Project Does Not Discriminate.
It is very important to us that you feel welcome in our office.
Here you should feel free from discrimination regardless of your:
race, tribe, age, nationality, economic status, physical health,
HIV status, ability, sexual orientation, mental health, religion
It is very important to us that you feel welcome in our office.
Here you should feel free from discrimination regardless of your:
race, tribe, age, nationality, economic status, physical health,
HIV status, ability, sexual orientation, mental health, religion
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About Us
Mission
To empower asylum seekers, refugees, deportees, IDPs and host communities to enjoy their human rights and lead dignified lives.
Vision
That all people enjoy their human rights, irrespective of their legal status.
This vision is supported by relevant international laws as well as the Constitution of Uganda.
This vision is supported by relevant international laws as well as the Constitution of Uganda.
Our Work
Refugee Law Project delivers it's mandate through it's five thematic programmes
Mental Health & Psychosocial Wellbeing
We provide forced migrants with the psychosocial and mental health assistance they need to cope with the trauma of the past and meet the demands of life in Uganda.
Access to Justice for Forced Migrants
We seek to bring legal aid services closer to forced migrants, to empower migrants to advocate for their rights, and to strengthen the capacity of justice institutions to deliver justice.
Media For Social Change
We amplify the voices of forced migrants by including them in debates on forced migration and empowering them to become effective advocates for their own rights.
Gender and Sexuality
We seek to ensure that all people can access and enjoy their sexual and gender being and rights, and to raise awareness of the relationship between SGBV and forced migration.
Conflict, Transitional Justice & Governance
We connect the fields of forced migration, transitional justice, and governance, and promote dealing with legacies of violence as the basis for a just and peaceful future for Uganda.
Latest Updates
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South-South Institute on Sexual Violence 2022 Webinar Series - Researching Sexual Violence
This series serves as a build-up to the 5th in-person South-South Institute scheduled to take...
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South-South Institute on Sexual Violence 2022 Webinar Series - Situation Analysis
This series serves as a build-up to the 5th in-person South-South Institute scheduled to take...
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South-South Institute on Sexual Violence 2022 Webinar Series - Learning
This series serves as a build-up to the 5th in-person South-South Institute scheduled to take...
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Publications
Grow food crops or plant trees? The binary dilemma of sustainable forest production and consumption
It’s 21 March 2022, and it’s International Day of Forests (IDF). How about a glimpse of uncomfortabl...
Sustainable tomorrow without a guaranteed today? A call for renewed commitments towards gender equality in a time of existential threats
Uganda’s commendable milestones in advancing women's rights politically, socially, and economically,...
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