so kind and so patient and always honoring the fact that this was these things happen. this is the natural process, this is the loss of a family member. we really felt seen and cared for in a very human way and we ll be forever grateful to the doctors and midwifes and staff at the hospital here. andrea, i know this obviously wasn t, you know it wasn t a selective abortion on your part, but of course what you were going through, what jay is going through, happening obviously on the sidelines of this decision by the u.s. supreme court, when you hear what is happening in the united states, given what you have gone through, what thoughts come to your mind? yeah, i mean, we understand that circumstances like mine are
Daily Monitor
Wednesday May 05 2021
Museveni meets Uganda Nurses and Midwives Union (UNMU) in 2019. Nurses are on strike demanding that government meets its pledge. FILE/PHOTO
Summary
In February, the nurses and midwives called off their planned strike after government promised to give them Shs70 billion for lunch allowance.
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Nurses and midwives under their umbrella body Uganda Nurses and Midwives Union (UNMU) have vowed to go on strike over lunch allowances estimated at Shs70b until the money is included in the 2021/2022 financial year budget.
Mr Justus Cherop Kiplangat, the president of UNMU, in his May 4 letter to nurses and midwives said although they had earlier called for a strike, government asked the nurses and midwives to call it off with a promise that the allowances be included in the budget.
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impoverished families to profit from their sale while the government looked the other way or simply ignored victims. who is responsible for this? doctors, midwifes and social assistants that were looking for poor people to stole their kids. because we need to understand that these kids were sold. this is not for good will of-this wasn t for a good thing. they were mafia selling babies to outside chile. reporter: there were always be unanswered questions. the hospital why elyse was born no longer exists. and the same goes for the adoption agency. for now it doesn t matter. how do you feel right now? happy. very happy. reporter: her adoptive parents passed away a few years ago, so she says her chilean family and an adopted sister are all she s got. my mom, this is my family.