MARIAM FAUZAT WANGADYA’S U TURN | WHO FAILED THE COMMISSION?

MARIAM FAUZAT WANGADYA'S U-TURN | Finger-Pointing, Accusations & One Big Question: Who Failed the Uganda Human Rights Commission? The Uganda Human Rights Commission (UHRC), one of Uganda's most important constitutional watchdogs, is facing its biggest leadership crisis in years. At the center of the controversy is Chairperson Justice Mariam Fauzat Wangadya, whose emotional appearance before Parliament has raised difficult questions about governance, accountability, and the future of the institution. In this in-depth special report, we examine: Why Justice Wangadya announced her intention to resign. The Attorney General's clarification on whether she legally resigned. Her emotional testimony before Parliament, where she broke down in tears. Allegations of a coordinated campaign to undermine her leadership. Counter-accusations by fellow commissioners who claim the Commission has been left without effective leadership. The ongoing COSASE investigation into the affairs of the Uganda Human Rights Commission. What Uganda's Constitution says about removing the Chairperson of the Commission. How the leadership crisis could affect ordinary Ugandans seeking justice for alleged human rights violations. This report presents the positions taken by both Justice Wangadya and fellow commissioners while highlighting that Parliament's inquiry is still ongoing and no final conclusions have been reached. As Uganda awaits the outcome of the investigation, one critical question remains: Who really failed the Uganda Human Rights Commission? Watch the full report and share your thoughts in the comments. Don't forget to: Like the video Share your opinion respectfully in the comments Subscribe and turn on notifications for more investigative reports, political analysis, and in-depth coverage of Uganda's governance and constitutional affairs. #MariamWangadya #UHRC #UgandaHumanRightsCommission #UgandaPolitics #Parliament #COSASE #HumanRights #UgandaNews #InvestigativeJournalism #Governance #Constitution #Justice #PoliticalAnalysis #URN #Uganda