Tindyebwa Agaba

<p><span style="line-height: 23px;">Tindyebwa Agaba holds a BA in Politics and International Relations from Exeter University and an MA in Human Rights Law from SOAS (the School of Oriental and Africa

OPINION: We need to talk about racism in the aid sector

Casual racism, implicit bias and jobs offered over beer. Two humanitarian workers reveal the ugly side of the international aid sector.

By Anonymous . and Tindyebwa Agaba

/ 7 Dec 2018

Man’s inhumanity to man: why and how the UK asylum system must change

'Do as you would be done to.' This elementary human principle does not apply to the way the UK expels asylum seekers. It should do and many organisations will continue to make the case until it does.

By Tindyebwa Agaba

/ 20 Sep 2011

A cog outside the machine

The experience of entering the world of the human rights "professional" leads the author from Cairo to Liberia, from multilateral organisation to social enterprise

By Tindyebwa Agaba

/ 4 Aug 2011