ReformsGroup held a consultative meeting with the Office of the Inspector General to review policing reforms and human rights compliance. The meeting resolved to make regular engagement with key directorates a standard practice, covering training, community policing, and programs for gender and children. The main priorities identified included strengthening community policing committees, supporting officers’ mental health, enhancing human rights-based training, and fast-tracking reform commitments. Broader multi-sectoral collaboration was...
IMLU held a community dialogue in Mukuru Kayaba, bringing together young people, women, the elderly, and health promoters to discuss human rights, police accountability and the fight against torture. The community’s passion for justice and stronger police-community relationships was inspiring. These conversations are vital for building trust, promoting accountability, and advancing a society that respects constitutional rights and dignity for all.