Human Rights Network for Journalists-Uganda (HRNJ-Uganda) was established in 2005 by a group of journalists who had developed a sense of activism, and it was formally registered as an independent, non-profit and non-partisan media organization in 2006. The identity of HRNJ-Uganda lies with its diverse membership of over 729 journalists from both print and electronic media as well as freelance investigative journalists and students.
HRNJ-Uganda is proud being the leading journalists and media practitioners’ network in Uganda whose core business is to promote and protect the rights and freedoms journalists, media practitioners and institutions as provided for in the Uganda constitution and international statutes:
Freedom of Expression Issues
Kampala, 21st /March/2022; Court at Makindye has this afternoon granted cash bail to two online Alternative Digitalk TV staff Norman…
Kampala, 17th/December/2021; The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Jane Frances Abodo has withdrawn charges of criminal libel and offensive communication…
Kampala, 17th/December/2021; The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Jane Frances Abodo has withdrawn charges of criminal libel and offensive communication…
Kampala, 27th/May/2021; Court at Buganda Road has this afternoon 27th May 2021 remanded two journalists to wit Pidson Kareire and Darious…
Palestinian journalist Shatha Hanaysha was with Abu Akleh when they came under fire in Jenin. She describes the joy at working with the veteran and her fear when Israeli troops began shooting
Kampala; Police at Makerere Hill assaulted two NBS journalists Eddie Kisseka and Samalie Kisakye on 1st February 2022. The journalists…
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HRNJ-Uganda has empowered journalists and media practitioners in areas of safety and security, Human rights, ethics and professionalism, Legal justice system among others.
HRNJ-Uganda on various occasions has gone to police whenever a journalist has been arrested and also handled law suits involving journalists.
The organisation has implemented and worked on different projects from different donors that aim towards promoting press freedom in Uganda
HRNJ-Uganda has worked in the various districts of Uganda