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ULS Protests Advocate Erias Lukwago’s Military Arrest, Issues 24-Hour Ultimatum to CDF

The ULS demanded the immediate and unconditional release of Advocate Lukwago within 24 hours, full disclosure of his whereabouts and condition, and a public commitment that lawyers will not be targeted for carrying out their professional duties.

ULS Holds Memorial Session for Sidney Gongondyo, Calls for Measures against Mob Violence

Filmmaker Christopher Mogal Muchwa, who had previously filmed Gongondyo, called for greater community engagement and more effective use of storytelling to influence public attitudes.

PFF Petitions JSC to Halt Justice Baguma from Handling Besigye’s Treason Case Over Alleged Partisan Tendencies

“We have been observing a man who is presiding over a sensitive case that involves the execution of the accused, unleashes anger against the accused and behaves as a state machinery to deny Besigye Justice closer to two years,” Lulume said.

Mwanga Kivumbi Back in Court as Bail Bid in Butambala Terrorism Case Nears Determination

Muhammad Muwanga Kivumbi and 24 co-accused returned to court as the International Crimes Division continued hearing their bail application in a terrorism case arising from the deadly post-election violence that rocked Butambala District in January 2026.

BESIGYE TREASON TRIAL TO BEGIN THURSDAY AS COURT CONCLUDES PRELIMINARY HEARING

The High Court’s Criminal Division has set June 11 for the commencement of the treason trial involving opposition leader Dr. Kizza Besigye, Hajji Obeid...

ULS Calls for Immediate Review of Health Internship Policy, Citing Inadequate Consultation

According to Dan Muramuzi, the Board Secretary of the Association of Graduate Nurses and Midwives of Uganda, the policy proposes that the interns who have been sponsored by government during their training period should be the only interns supported during internship period, thus creating segregation.

ULS Denounces Constitutional Court Ruling on Torture Evidence as Major Blow to Rule of Law

The Court ruled that Section 11(2) of the Human Rights (Enforcement) Act, 2019 is unconstitutional. The provision had required the automatic nullification of proceedings and acquittal where an accused person’s non-derogable rights, particularly the right to freedom from torture, are violated.

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