In our case it is the lack of knowledge that everybody has legal rights, about how to realise those rights and who can assist (financially, legally, socially).
Not knowing about these key human rights is very often the start of a vicious cycle bringing people to the edge of their existence. Journalists and the media have the power to break this devaluation spiral by actively informing their audience about their legal rights and how and where to claim them.
As highly valued partners in JCUs efforts to advocate for legal rights, media and journalists will be provided with sound and extensive information materials and interview opportunities at any given time.
Call JCU for free legal advice
Mengo: 0800 100 225
Tororo: 0800 100 226
Lira: 0800 100 212
Hoima: 0800 100 213
Jinja: 0800 100 214
Masaka: 0800 100 215 National Coordination Office: 0414 256626
Fort Portal: 0800 100 216
Mubende: 0800 100 217
Mukono: 0800 100 218
Mbale: 0800 100 219
Bundibugyo: 0800 100 223 Kasese: 0800 100 224 Yumbe: 0200 906 833