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In a significant legal development, Ugandan authorities have moved opposition leader Kizza Besigye’s case from a military to a civilian court, dropping treason charges that were previously levelled against him. …
Uganda’s Legal Transition: A Shift from Military to Civilian Courts Read More
In a recent report, the United Nations has raised alarm over M23 rebels, who have reportedly committed significant human rights violations upon seizing the city of Bukavu in the Democratic …
Contradictions of Peace: M23 Rebels in Bukavu and Human Rights Violations Read More
Supreme Court’s Landmark Ruling Uganda’s Supreme Court has ruled that military trials of civilians are unconstitutional, marking a monumental victory for human rights, according to Human Rights Watch. On January …
Uganda’s Supreme Court Declares Military Trials of Civilians Unconstitutional Read More
In Uganda, human rights lawyer Eron Kiiza faces shocking allegations of arbitrary detention and torture after being arrested on January 7, 2025. While entering the General Court Martial, he was …
Eron Kiiza: A Symbol of Resistance Against Judicial Harassment in Uganda Read More
In a troubling turn of events, Maria Sarungi Tsehai, a prominent Tanzanian rights activist, was abducted in Nairobi, Kenya. As she walked the streets on a Sunday, three armed men …
Tanzanian Activist Abducted in Nairobi: A Tale of Resilience and Dangers Read More