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Dr. Tarinyeba an Associate Professor from the School of Law Makerere University was lauded for being best academician lawyer by the Uganda Law Society (ULS) at an event held at the Serena

Conference Centre in Kampala on Friday 29th September, 2017.

The School of Law through the Public Interest Law clinic has been commended for the efforts made in highlighting the plights of women incarcerated with children in Uganda.
 

Legal academics have been urged to change the way they teach law by adopting more practical approaches and working closely with the communities served.

Local governments through which government gets into direct contact with the people need to be empowered and equipped with human rights based approaches and skills in order to   the efforts geared towards the realization of economic, social and cultural rights.

The Public Interest Law Clinic, School of Law successfully convened the 4th Annual Conference on Economic, Social and Cultural rights in the main hall, Makerere University.

 STATEMENT ON THE AUTHENTICIY OF MAKERERE UNIVERSITY DEGREES AND ONGOING INVESTIGATIONS
 

The Daily Monitor on Tuesday 12th September 2017 published an article titled; Makerere moves to recall degrees issued from 2011 and other media subsequently reported the story.
 

The Public Interest Law Clinic in the School of Law informs all staff and the general public  of  that will take place on the 20th and 21st September 2017, in  Makerere University Main Hall, starting at 8.30 on both days
The theme for the conference is : "Local Government and Service Delivery in Uganda: Achievements, Challenges and the way forward."

The Public Interest law Clinic in the School of Law Makerere University celebrated five years of existence with a theme ‘ Beyond the Ivory Tower: Legal Education in the 21st Century”.The celebrations come along with a five year review of the program which has highlighted a number of achievements.