This archive report was first published on 14 July 2019.
Published on July 14, 2019, a video showcasing Ugandan culture has gone viral, highlighting the practice of kneeling to serve the elderly as a symbol of respect.
However, this tradition has sparked debate about its true meaning and implications. While it may be seen as a sign of polite submission and respect, some argue that it can also be a symbol of oppression and patriarchal norms.
As the video demonstrates, kneeling to serve the elderly is a deeply ingrained custom in Ugandan culture, with women and girls expected to show deference to their elders by kneeling while greeting and serving them.
But what does this tradition really mean, and what are its implications for women and girls in Ugandan society?
