Advocacy Spotlight: KIZITO ENOCK’s Human Rights Journey

From a young age, Kizito Enock had a voice that spoke for both himself and others. Whether in school or in his community, he naturally defended those who were unable to — a trait that has defined his journey as a human rights advocate.

This early passion evolved into a lifelong commitment to uphold justice, advance equality, and safeguard the dignity of every person.

Currently, Kizito holds the position of Clerk to the Uganda Law Society Council and serves as Head of Protocol to the President of the Uganda Law Society, placing him at the forefront of Uganda’s legal and human rights arena.

In his role, he has advocated for justice for the marginalized, opposed oppressive laws like the Anti-Homosexuality Act, and supported significant legal reforms to protect civil liberties.

Despite facing surveillance, threats, and exile, Enock’s voice remains steadfast. His story exemplifies resilience and reflects the power of conviction and the bravery required to challenge authority.

This recognition celebrates his dedication to justice and reminds us that advocacy is not just a profession but a purpose. For Kizito Enock, that purpose began long before acquiring titles and positions—it began with a caring voice.