Parliament Calls for Deployment of Attachés in Countries Partnering with Uganda on Labour Externalisation
The Ugandan Parliament is calling for the deployment of labour attachés to countries where Ugandans are frequently employed to better protect citizens from human trafficking. This follows reports of Ugandans being trafficked to Southeast Asian countries through unlicensed recruitment agencies.
Why it matters
It highlights the growing need for government oversight in international labour migration to prevent exploitation and human rights abuses.
The Speaker, Jacob Marksons Oboth has called for the deployment of labour attachés in countries partnering with Uganda on labour externalisation.
The article reports on parliamentary proceedings and government statements without injecting editorial opinion.
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