Besigye and the co-accused Kamulegeya are not the first civilians to appear before the military court; many have been charged, and in the case of Micheal Kabaziguruka, the former MP for Nakawa division, the Constitutional Court held a decision that the General Court Martial has no power to try civilians, though this still continues to happen.

Earlier this week, on April 3, 2024, the Constitutional Court delivered its decision in the Consolidated Petitions No. 14,...

Members of Parliament and leaders in Uganda have reacted to the news of the leader of the National Unity...

The United States (U.S) has outlined possible threats that the remaining provisions of the Anti-Homosexuality Act (AHA) 2023 pose...

The Constitutional Court has declined to nullify the Anti-Homosexuality Act 2023 in its entirety and refused to grant a...

The Roman Catholic Church in Uganda has denounced the claim that the Vatican has allowed the blessing of same-sex...

The Constitutional Court in Kampala has granted Makerere Community Church Pastor Martin Ssempa permission to join the Attorney General...

The constitutional court is set to hear 14 applications stemming from four consolidated petitions challenging the Anti-Homosexuality Act of...