Mao explains the state of human rights in Uganda today

Thirty years after the adoption of the 1995 Constitution, Uganda’s Bill of Rights under Chapter Four continues to serve as the foundation of the nation’s human rights framework, guaranteeing fundamental freedoms including the right to life, protection from torture and discrimination, as well as freedoms of expression, assembly, and religion. In Part 3 of our exclusive interview with Justice Minister Norbert Mao, he examines kidnappings and torture by security agencies.