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Caucus
members participated in training on managing campaigns constituency and
coalition building speech making and parliamentary procedures. The Caucus
formed working relationships with other professional associations and
NGO’s with ties to women. The success of the caucus can be measured; the
constitution of Uganda is written in gender-sensitive language and an
explicit statement of equality before the law is included which must be
written in other laws, cultures, traditions or customs that undermine the
dignity and well being of women, and provides for affirmative action for
women to redress historic imbalances
After the completion of the Constituent Assembly
(1995), the Women’s caucus founded the Forum for Women in Democracy
(FOWODE
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