Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Uganda Human Rights Commission wants cancer care treated as a basic human rights priority.
The Commission says high treatment costs, late diagnosis and limited access to specialists continue to deny many Ugandans timely care.
Commissioner Crispin Kaheru says cancer services must be made accessible to all Ugandans, regardless of their location or ability to pay.
The Uganda Human Rights Commission wants cancer care treated as a basic human rights priority.
The Commission says high treatment costs, late diagnosis and limited access to specialists continue to deny many Ugandans timely care.
Commissioner Crispin Kaheru says cancer services must be made accessible to all Ugandans, regardless of their location or ability to pay.










