By Isaac Senabulya on January 5, 2018
Police, police spokesman, regional referral hospital
Justice, Latest Uganda News, Laws
Mob in Lira killed four suspected thieves who broke into a saloon and stole property last Friday at around 0300hrs. The four thugs are yet to be identified, one survived and was identified as Odongo Bonny and is currently admitted at Lira Regional Referral Hospital Emergency Ward. This happened at Kichope, in Ojwina Division, Lira […]
By Benard Kabwijukya on December 12, 2017
High court, Principal Judge, Uganda Judicial Officers Association, Yorokamu Bamwine
Featured, General, Justice, Latest Uganda News
Judges under their umbrella body, Uganda Judicial Officers Association have voted to halt their impending sit down strike until February 12th so as to look into the new salary structure by government. The officers made the resolution during an Extraordinary General Meeting at the High Court in Kampala on Monday. Speaking during the meeting, Principal […]
By Isaac Senabulya on November 30, 2017
Deputy Chief Justice Kikonyogo, Parliament
Featured, Justice, Latest Uganda News, Politics
Parliament has paid tribute to the late former Deputy Chief Justice Leticia Mary Mukasa Kikonyogo who passed away at Mulago hospital after losing battle to a heart attack. MPS in a special sitting eulogizing the late and chaired by the deputy speaker Jacob Oualanyah recognized the justice kikonyogo as an advocate of justice, rule of […]
By Isaac Senabulya on November 30, 2017
Deputy Speaker Jacob Oulanyah, Felix Okot Ogong, Parliament
Featured, Justice, Latest Uganda News, Politics
Parliament has demanded the office of the Attorney general to urgently table the Administration of the judiciary bill which is still lying in the Attorney general’s office. The bill was proposed after the president promise to make undertaking to improve the retirement benefits of judges. The deputy speaker Jacob Oulanyah said that parliament had given […]
By Isaac Senabulya on November 24, 2017
child sacrifice, Death penalty, DPP, MIKE CHIBITA
Featured, General, Human Rights, Justice, Latest Uganda News
The director of public prosecution, Mike Chibita, has asked members of parliament to include in the prevention and prohibition of human sacrifice and harmful practices bill a provision that sentences persons involved in child sacrifice to death. Chibita made the remarks while speaking at a consultative meeting on the proposed prevention and prohibition of human […]
By Emma Laura N. Kisa on October 20, 2016
Africa, african leaders, ICC, Jean-Pierre Bemba, Rome Statute, Witness tampering
Africa, Justice, People, Politics, Regional
The former Congolese Vice President, Jean-Pierre Bemba Gombo, who is serving an 18-year prison sentence for crimes against humanity and war crimes, was convicted of coaching witnesses and bribing them to give false testimony. The applicable law was Article 70(1) of the Rome Statute which addresses various forms of conduct that may encroach upon the […]
By Gerald Businge on September 15, 2016
Age limit, Constitution, Jugdes, Parliament
Justice, Latest Uganda News, Laws
Parliament has indefinitely deferred the motion to amend the constitution to lift the age limit for judges. Parliament threw out the motion in proceedings chaired by the speaker of parliament Rebecca kadaga which was seeking leave to cause a constitutional amendment to allow the extension of the serving age of judicial officers on the basis that the mover who is […]
By Gerald Businge on September 14, 2016
Human rights, uganda, Uganda Human Rights Commission, UHRC
Human Rights, Justice, Latest Uganda News, Laws
Government has been tasked to uphold the economic, social and cultural rights of Ugandans even as it pursues the campaign to transform the country’s economy. Uganda has been a signatory to the International Convention on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Treaty since 1987 which mandates the country to uphold those rights. Now speaking ahead of the […]
By Isaac Senabulya on September 14, 2016
International traficking, Kuwait, Labour and Social Development, Parliament’s Committee on Gender, Platform for Labour Action, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Victims
Business & Economics, Business news, Finance, Human Rights, Justice, Latest Uganda News, Laws
Saudi Arabia tops a list of countries which are mistreating Ugandans working in Arab countries followed by Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates according to a research by Platform for Labour Action. The June 2016 report handed over to parliament’s committee on Gender indicates that majority of Ugandans in the Middle East are victims of international […]
By Isaac Senabulya on September 13, 2016
Age limit, Constitution, FDC, Parliament, Politics
Justice, Latest Uganda News, Laws, Politics
In their bid to oppose plans by Museveni group to remove the age-limit clause from the constitution, Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) has formed a new youth group which is going in and around Kampala mobilizing against the move. The leader of the group, Kantayomba Olive Pearl was arrested last week by police in Kabaawo Mutundwe-Rubaga Division mobilizing […]