Uganda: Migrant Workers' Leaders Unite to Tackle Trafficking and Promote Safe Labour Migration

AllAfricaCenterEN 1 min read 100% complete by By Julius KitoneOctober 27, 2025 at 08:18 AM

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Leaders from over 16 migrant workers' organizations and associations in Uganda gathered at Centenary Park on Saturday to discuss issues related to labour migration, rights protection, and welfare of Ugandan workers abroad. The meeting aimed to enhance unity among migrant worker groups and create a collaborative platform for addressing migration challenges using verified facts and data-driven advocacy. Participants resolved to promote safe labor migration by engaging with government agencies, recruitment companies, and international partners. This collective effort seeks to improve the conditions and rights of Ugandan migrant workers globally.

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migrant workers' organizations and associations ×270% Centenary Park 80% Uganda ×2100%

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migrant workers 90% labour migration 85% trafficking 80% safe labour migration 75% rights protection 70% welfare of workers 65% recruitment companies 60% government agencies 60% international partners 55% data-driven advocacy 50%

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Uganda

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