EOC turns to digital media to expose inequality as it awaits new commissioners
The Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) is counting on online and digital media journalists to raise public awareness of its work. It says too few Ugandans know their rights or where to report discrimination, and it wants more inclusive reporting on vulnerable and marginalised groups.
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