The report titled ‘The State of the Rule of Law, 2nd quarter, 2023’ that was release on Friday, captured incidents between April and June. “In the recent past, the Uganda Law Society has noted the continuous recurrence of gun violence…
The Uganda Law Society has asked the Ministry of Internal Affairs to close all unlawful detention centres and hold the officers involved in enforced disappearances, torture and arbitrary detentions accountable. At the launch of the fourth quarterly report of 2022…
Uganda Law Society(ULS) has warned police and other security officers against accepting “unlawful” orders. The association said officers should refrain from implementing orders which amount to torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment towards people. https://nilepost.co.ug/news/162200/police-army-officers-warned-against-following-unlawful-orders
During the launch of the rule of law report at Mestil Hotel Kampala, Uganda Law Society President Bernard Oundo expressed concern on how some members of the security forces have continued to violate the constitution, contravene principles of rule of…
“All persons have a constitutional right to legal representation and every advocate has a right to providing legal representation and advice to their clients without victimization or unlawful hindrance,” the report release by ULS president Bernard Oundo stated in part.…
Speaking at the launch of the 2022 state of the rule of law fourth quarterly report, the president of ULS, Mr. Bernard Oundo, said the institution maintains that arrests shouldn’t be turned into kidnaps https://www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/news/national/torture-kidnap-dominate-uganda-law-society-report--4057376