The Commission’s Investigation Officer Juliana
Laurent said this over the weekend during a journalists’ workshop on
human rights.
He said 24,488 of the complaints involved violation of good governance principles, while 1,265 were human rights violations.
The official said so far the commission has dealt
with 63 per cent of the complaints and that some of them proved to be
false and were nullified.
He also asked the public to understand their rights
and good governance, saying they have started to educate people across
the country. They have also developed a system to reach primary and
secondary school students.
For his part Emanuel Barigila an Investigation
Officer said many people still do not understand issues of human rights
and thus require more education.
Meanwhile Mbaraka Kambona from the commission asked
the journalists to avoid writing stories the inspire violation of
rights and instead educate people on their rights.
SOURCE:
THE GUARDIAN
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