A Civil Rights Organisation - Women's Link Worldwide - has taken legal action against the Ugandan government over the distribution of defective contraceptives. A month ago, the organisation and their local partner, Women With a Mission filed a lawsuit before Uganda's Constitutional Court demanding accountability for the distribution of substandard family planning products through public healthcare systems. Uganda's history with faulty contraceptives spans over a decade, marked by institutional negligence and major product recalls.  Tsepiso Makwetla Maureen A. Okoth - Senior Attorney at Women's Link 

<p>A Civil Rights Organisation - Women's Link Worldwide - has taken legal action against the Ugandan government over the distribution of defective contraceptives. A month ago, the organisation and their local partner, Women With a Mission filed a lawsuit before Uganda's Constitutional Court demanding accountability for the distribution of substandard family planning products through public healthcare systems. Uganda's history with faulty contraceptives spans over a decade, marked by institutional negligence and major product recalls. &nbsp;Tsepiso Makwetla Maureen A. Okoth - Senior Attorney at Women's Link&nbsp;</p>