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'Values, norms & aspirations': An additional note on judicial independence in Uganda

judiciary

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Lawyers, judiciary plot to solve deepening impasse

judiciary

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Whistleblower names Lira leaders in govt land bonanza

A whistleblower has filed a case detailing how ex-Lira District leaders allegedly shared plots of government land among themselves

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Court halts sale of police land in Lira

Lira District Council and Lira District Land Board are accused parties in the 2018 case filed by three people

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13 journalists, lawyers sue govt over Computer Misuse law

Computer Misuse Amendment Act

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Uganda: Elections Marred by Violence

Uganda: Elections Marred by Violence
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What next after PLE?

What next after PLE?
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Widespread Violence, Human Rights Abuses Mar Uganda's Elections, Group Says

Widespread Violence, Human Rights Abuses Mar Uganda’s Elections, Group Says
Widespread Violence, Human Rights Abuses Mar Uganda’s Elections, Group Says
Weeks leading to the recently concluded elections in Uganda were characterised by widespread violence and human rights abuses, a global rights group, Human Rights Watch says.
The alleged abuses included killings by security forces, arrests and beatings of opposition supporters and journalists, disruption of opposition rallies, and a shutdown of the internet. ‘’The authorities should ensure thorough investigation and prosecution of those responsible for abuses’’, the group said.
Since election campaigns began in November 2020, security forces allegedly clamped down on opposition members and journalists, violently arresting scores of people, including the presidential candidates Patrick Amuriat of the Forum for Democratic Change and Robert Kyagulanyi, of the National Unity Platform.

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Uganda: Elections Marred by Violence - Uganda

Uganda: Elections Marred by Violence
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Investigate Security Force Conduct; End Repression; Ensure Justice
(Nairobi) – The weeks leading up to Uganda’s recently concluded elections were characterized by widespread violence and human rights abuses, Human Rights Watch said today. The abuses included killings by security forces, arrests and beatings of opposition supporters and journalists, disruption of opposition rallies, and a shutdown of the internet. The authorities should ensure thorough investigation and prosecution of those responsible for abuses.
Since election campaigns began in November 2020, security forces have clamped down on opposition members and journalists, violently arresting scores of people, including the presidential candidates Patrick Amuriat of the Forum for Democratic Change and Robert Kyagulanyi, of the National Unity Platform. On November 18 and 19, security forces clamped down on protesters demanding the release of then detained Kyagulanyi, popularly known as Bobi Wine, resulting in at least 54 deaths.

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Court orders state to expedite investigations into Nicholas Opiyo case

Court orders state to expedite investigations into Nicholas Opiyo case
January 12, 2021
Nicholas Opiyo in court on Monday
The Anti-Corruption court has tasked the directorate of public prosecution (DPP) to expedite investigations in the case where human rights lawyer Nicholas Opiyo is accused of money laundering.
State attorney, Steven Ariong on Monday informed court that investigations were incomplete and needed more time to finalise them. Opiyo’s lawyer David Mpanga asked court to direct the DPP to expedite the investigations to enable his client to regain his freedom.
Mpanga also told the court that some of the current bail conditions are not favourable to Opiyo especially on the condition of reporting to court registrar twice in a month.

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