“I want people to understand that deaf people are part of society. They deserve equal opportunities, equal services and equal respect,” Assistant Inspector of Police Kenedy Katabazi says. Within the police Force, he has also become a resource person, mentor and adviser to colleagues who encounter deaf people in the course of their work. For Katabazi, however, the most important measure of success is not recognition. It is trust.
Before the police spokesperson takes the podium, Assistant Inspector of Police Kenedy Katabazi is already at work.
By: Victoria Nampala Bugembe, Journalist @New Vision
KAMPALA - Every Monday morning, before the Uganda Police Force’s weekly media briefing begins at the Police headquarters in Naguru, Kampala, journalists stream into the room with notebooks,
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