IntroductionThe Network of Public Interest Lawyers (NETPIL) is concerned that a number of unanticipated developments regarding the voting procedures are likely to disenfranchise many voters. This arises from confusion surrounding
Participants in the Disability rights and Law curriculum review stakeholder’s meeting in the School of Law Board Room 27th Jan 2016.
The Fourth Estate: Media Freedoms and Rights in Uganda analyses the media through the human rights lens. It makes a case for respecting media rights as fundamental human rights to
The School of Law Makerere University has embarked on a Curriculum review exercise with the aim of examining the current programs and to mainstream Human Rights and Gender concerns in
The School of Law officially received the trophies of the winning team following a win by Makerere University emerged Winners during the 7th National Moot CourtCompetition on International Humanitarian Law
Makerere Law Society hosted the Annual Lawyers Conference on the 29th of October, 2015 with a call on the new generation of lawyers to take up the many opportunities emerging
The School of Law, Makerere University in partnership with the Centre for Human Rights, University of Pretoria held the 5th Helen Kanzira Memorial Lecture on the 15th October 2015 at
The Makerere Law Society is scheduled to hold its first ever writing competition on Thursday 29th 2015. Participants will get a certificate of participation and the winners will be accorded
The School of Law ,Makerere University emerged Winners of the 7th National Moot Court Competition on International Humanitarian Law held at the Silver SpringsHotel in Bugolobi. The Competition, which was
This was the theme of yesterday’s discussion organised by the Public Interest Law Clinic In the School of Law.Hon. Justice Mike Chibita, the Director Public Prosecutions (DPP) was guest speaker