Summary:
SP Luke Mbusa, the Rwenzori East Community Liaison Officer, emphasized the need for women to remain committed to their family responsibilities, regardless of their financial status or social rank.
KASESE: Leaders in Kasese district have urged residents to refrain from acts that promote domestic violence, highlighting its severe consequences, including poverty, school dropouts, and early marriages.
Joseph Nyamutale, Chairperson of Mubuku Town Council, expressed concern over the rising number of domestic violence cases in urban areas.
He revealed that at least five cases are reported monthly, with many more going unreported and handled privately within homes.
Nyamutale noted that young girls, women, and men are the most affected and called on the public and fellow leaders to strengthen efforts in combating domestic violence.
Similarly, SP Luke Mbusa, the Rwenzori East Community Liaison Officer, emphasized the need for women to remain committed to their family responsibilities, regardless of their financial status or social rank.
He encouraged couples to work as a team, set shared goals, and foster mutual understanding to prevent domestic conflicts.
