SMS Messages for 5 December 2007
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The Association of Women Lawyers in Uganda (FIDA U) in conjunction with the School of Graduate Studies, Makerere University, are hosting this event as one of the activities to mark the 16 days of activism against Gender based violence. SMS 26: Omukyara tashemereire kutwazibwa nko mwhuku omumaka ge ahabwenjugano (Translation: A woman should not be taken as a house girl in her home because of dowry). Beeda Turyamureeba, Kabale Women Guidance & Counseling Services, Uganda.
For more information and/or to participate in the campaign, visit http://www.wougnet.org/Alerts/speakoutgenderviolence.html
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