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Uganda continues to grapple with embedding democratization, rule of law, constitutionalism and respect for human rights. The challenges have been heightened by the multi-party dispensation within which the country now functions. Get complete copy
REVIEWING CHAPTER FOUR OF THE 1995 CONSTITUTION
Towards the Progressive Reform of Human Rights and Democratic Freedoms in Uganda
In light of the significant developments that have taken place over the life of the 1995 Constitution, what follows in Part 2 is a general overview of the place of human rights therein. This consists of a detailed analysis of the specific provisions in the Bill of Rights enshrined in Chapter Four, accompanied by an analysis of the strengths and shortcomings of each right guaranteed, and recommendations for reform where applicable. This section also examines the administrative and accountability provisions that relate to human rights enforcement, including the provisions on general limitations (Article 43); derogation (Article 44); additional rights (Article 45); state of emergency (Article 46-49), enforcement (Article 50) and the operation of the Uganda Human Rights Commission (UHRC). Please get full analysis here
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