LASPs like Uganda Christian Lawyers’ Fraternity, War Child Canada, Foundation for Human Rights Initiative and Platform for Labour Action were awarded certificates of recognition for their outstanding contribution to the Network in areas like utilization and development of the IIMS as well as consistency in attendance, participation, timely feedback and support. Over 10 LASPS were also approved to receive mini servers while 20 of them were to receive backups to facilitate their utilization of the IIMS.
The AGM was crowned off with the democratic election of new Board members reflective of a more gender dynamic organ. Below is the list of new Board representatives:
|
SN. |
NAME |
POSITION |
ORGANISATION REPRESENTED |
|
1. |
Samuel Herbert Nsubuga |
Chairperson |
ACTV |
|
2. |
Sandra Oryema |
Vice Chairperson |
PILAC |
|
3. |
Lydia Namuli Lubega |
General Secretary |
FIDA-Uganda |
|
4. |
Anthony Mutimba |
Treasurer |
HRAPF |
|
5. |
Suzanne Aisia Musooli |
Central Region Rep. |
UCLF |
|
6. |
Francis Odongyoo |
Northern Region Rep. |
HURIFO |
|
7. |
Fred Kaahwa |
Western Region Rep. |
AHURIO |
|
8. |
Joseph Mwase |
Eastern Region Rep. |
KCOBPA |
|
9. |
Paul Kavuma |
Member on Merit |
COLAID |
Prior to the AGM, LASPNET was awarded and recognized for its contribution to the sector under the “Partnership and Networking category”, by the Justice, Law and Order Sector during their annual sector performance review held at the Speke Resort in Munyonyo on 27th October 2016. The Executive Director, Ms.Sylvia Namubiru Mukasa received the award on behalf of the Network.
