Having examined Pastor Gerald Mukuye’s views on Uganda’s current political atmosphere in part one of our two-part series, we now turn to his faith-based perspective on governance and the role of the church in confronting injustice. In today’s follow-up, the outspoken cleric weighs in on why the church has gone quiet in the face of alleged human rights abuses, corruption, and political repression—and whether religion itself has become compromised. Priscilla Regina Nalwoga brings us more of this story.