The power to help others is one that we all possess in one way or the other; what we endeavor to achieve with this branch of Tukole is raise awareness of issues our members need raised. As time has gone by we recognize that we may have more power to help than we assumed. We wish to raise awareness about the labor crisis of Ugandan workers being mistreated in the middle east to diaspora members living in poverty.
We would like to instill the quest to live by two simple questions; when confronted with those in less fortunate circumstances than us - If not us then who can help? And then; What can we do to help those who are helping?
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The journey of Namale Desire is a harrowing yet empowering narrative of her relentless pursuit for justice after the tragic death of her mother, Milly Namutamba, a migrant domestic worker in Saudi Arabia. From the moment Milly was recruited under false pretenses, Namale faced a labyrinth of exploitation, cultural barriers, and legal challenges. Despite numerous setbacks, her determination grew as she navigated through bureaucratic indifference and societal stigma. The timeline unfolds through harrowing revelations, personal loss, and unyielding advocacy, culminating in a landmark court ruling that not only honors her mother's memory but also sets a precedent for the rights of migrant workers.