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Statement on High Court ruling in Akiso Benjamin & 14 Others v Kyambogo University
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Statement on High Court ruling in Akiso Benjamin & 14 Others v Kyambogo University
The statement and the ruling are accessible via the two links below.
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The Uganda Peoples' Defence Forces (Amendment) Bill, 2025
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Akiso Benjamin & 14 Others v Kyambogo University (Miscellaneous Application No. 330 of 2025)
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Statement on High Court ruling in Akiso Benjamin & 14 Others v Kyambogo University
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Statement: Constitutional Court concludes hearing petitions against Computer Misuse Act, judgment to be issued on notice
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Bi-Annual Human Rights Report for April - December 2024
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