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    Türk emphasized the fact that gross human rights violations are still taking place in the country and may even be crimes against humanity that demand accountability through the International Criminal Court and universal jurisdiction.
    “Let us be members of parliament that concentrate on national unity, service delivery of the people of Uganda,” Oyat said.

    Gov’t Commits to Non-Discriminatory Passport, ID Services for Banyarwanda...

    The Ministry of Internal Affairs has affirmed its commitment to ensuring fair and non-discriminatory issuance of passports and national...

    Banyarwanda Community Rejects Citizenship Validity Report by Parliament

    The constitution now limits citizenship by birthright only to persons whose parents or grandparents belong to one of the indigenous groups of Uganda. Meanwhile, Uganda has 56 tribes, and about nine Indigenous communities formally came to be recognized in the 1995 constitution amendment of 2005.

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