The Commission is committed to promoting equal opportunities for all. We are dedicated to ensure that everyone has access to equal opportunities in education, service delivery etc. To report any cases of discrimination or to seek assistance, call our toll-free line: 0800-100-440

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Pictorial, after the Session!!

Today, the Equal Opportunities Commission delivered its ruling on structural discrimination in Uganda’s health sector, calling on the government to address systemic inequalities and salary disparities that sideline certain health workers. The Commission emphasized that these

📌 Decision Notice 📌. The Commision tribunal is set to give its decision on a matter lodged by different health cadres against the Attorney General. Join us tomorrow at 11:00 AM!.Be part of the session by clicking the link below 👇👇👇.🔗

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Hon. Sseruwagi Habbibu, Member of the Commission, emphasized in his closing remarks that validation is more than a procedural step, it is a critical platform for dialogue, accountability and collective action. He also urged all stakeholders to translate insights into tangible

A representative from Cross Cultural Foundation of Uganda (@CCFU_NGO), praised the inclusion of Indigenous Minority Groups (IMGs) in the National Development Plan (NDP) and national census for the first time calling it a milestone. However, She emphasized that many IMGs, like the

A representative from the Ministry of Education and Sports welcomed the findings of the report, emphasizing the Ministry’s commitment to improving access, availability, acceptability and quality of education across all communities, including ethnic minorities. “We are here to

Mr. Mugudya, a representative from the Rwenzori region, drew attention to the persistent challenges faced by ethnic minority groups, particularly the Batwa community. He acknowledged the role of civil society organizations such as the Cross-Cultural Foundation of Uganda (CCFU),

Mrs. Isabirye Petua, Principal Education and Training Officer at the Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC), presented a report on advancing the rights of ethnic minorities in Uganda. The study highlights how ethnic minorities continue to face systematic exclusion from education

Happening Now! The Equal Opportunities Commission is conducting a validation session for the report on Ethnic Minorities in Uganda, under the theme: "A Study on Access to Education and Healthcare Services." The event is taking place at our head offices, Kingdom Kampala.

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Mr. Kennedy from the Uganda Network of AIDS Service Organizations (@UNASO18) raised concern over the exclusion of civil society and disability-focused groups from the implementation of Global Fund programs, despite their input during the proposal phase. He called for affirmative

Happening Now: The Equal Opportunities Commission is holding a validation session for the report on human rights violations in accessing HIV, TB and Malaria services. The event is taking place at our Head Offices, Kingdom Kampala. #EqualOpportunitiesForAll

Today, the Equal Opportunities Commission held a stakeholder engagement focused on reviewing the legal and policy frameworks surrounding the expulsion of pregnant girls from school. During the engagement, the Vice Chairperson, Mr. Joel Cox Ojuko, stressed the importance of