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      How the So/Kadama go about hunting [1]
      How the So/Kadama utilise plants for health and medicinal purposes [1]
      How to build a house [1]
      How to care for livestock [1]
      How Uganda Communications Commission uses Social Media for consumer empowerment [1]
      How water sources were preserved then and now [1]
      How will they offer you services if they don’t recognise you?: access to gender affirming treatments for transgender persons in Kampala [1]
      Human resource capacity building and service delivery in Kanungu District, Uganda [1]
      Human resource policy and lecturer performance in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Makerere University [1]
      Human resource practices, organisational justice and organisational commitment [1]
      Human rights advocacy in the poetry of contemporary Ugandan women poets: Susan Kiguli and Mildred Barya [1]
      Human rights and economic security in Uganda [1]
      Human rights and the plight of the victims of Rwanda genocide : A case study of the observance of the right to fair justice [1]
      Human rights based approach to disciplining : a study of students’ disciplinary matters in selected schools in Mukono Municipality [1]
      A human rights based examination of peace programming in post-conflict reconstruction: the case of NUSAF-III in Budaka, Sironko and Pallisa [1]
      Human rights challenges facing women prisoners: A comparative study of Atopi and Kasangati Government Prisons [1]
      A human rights critique of the implementation of the Kampala declaration on prison conditions in Africa: a case study of Uganda [1]
      Human suffering: An exploration into its meaning among the Christians of Our Lady of Sorrows – Kwapa Catholic Parish, Tororo Archdiocese. [1]
      Human trafficking and sexual exploitation: Experiences of Ugandan male and female diasporic returnees in Kampala [1]
      Human-environment interactions of the Palabek Cultural Landscapes in the last 2000 years [1]