Join us for a crucial training event focused on addressing human rights violations in the rare earth mining regions of South-Western Uganda, specifically targeting women involved in the mining and energy sectors. This training aims to empower women by providing them with the knowledge and tools needed to advocate for their rights and improve working conditions in these industries.
Event Highlights:
- Understanding Human Rights: Gain a comprehensive understanding of human rights, focusing on the specific challenges faced by women in the mining and energy sectors.
- Impact of Rare Earth Mining: Learn about the environmental and social impacts of rare earth mining in South-Western Uganda, with a focus on gender-specific issues.
- Legal Framework and Advocacy: Explore the legal frameworks protecting workers’ rights, and learn advocacy strategies to promote and safeguard these rights in the mining and energy sectors.
- Empowerment and Networking: Connect with other women in the industry, share experiences, and develop a support network to address common challenges.
Who Should Attend?
- Women working in the mining and energy sectors
- Community leaders and activists concerned with human rights
- Legal professionals and advocates
- Environmental and social justice organizations
- Anyone interested in improving conditions in the mining and energy industries
Why Attend?
The rare earth mining industry in Uganda presents unique challenges, particularly for women. This training aims to empower participants with knowledge and resources to advocate for better working conditions and address human rights violations. By focusing on the intersection of gender, human rights, and industry practices, we can work towards a more equitable and just future.
Registration Details:
To register for this event, please [email protected]. Limited seats are available, so early registration is encouraged.
Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of a transformative initiative aimed at improving the lives and working conditions of women in South-Western Uganda’s mining and energy sectors. Together, we can make a difference!
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