The government of Uganda has scrapped off Interpol’s certificate of good conduct as a prerequisite for migrant workers to travel abroad.
The certificate of good conduct will only be needed by migrant workers in security related jobs.
This was revealed in a letter by Hon Betty Amongi, the Minister of Gender, Labour and Social Development to Hon Maj Gen Kahiinda Otafiire, The Minister of Internal Affairs.
Below is Amongi’s Full letter
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