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Beyond the Statistics: What Uganda’s Latest Human Rights Report Reveals About Citizen Dignity

by BusinessTimes Ug May 22, 2026

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The launch of the 28th Annual Report on the State of Human Rights and Freedoms in the Country for the year 2025 at Protea Hotel marked a distinct departure from …

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How Uganda’s Defamation Ruling Is Changing Corporate Risk

by BusinessTimes Ug May 5, 2026

by BusinessTimes Ug May 5, 2026

The legal architecture that previously allowed for the swift criminalization of online offense has been dismantled. In a unanimous decision led by Justice Irene Mulyagonja in Alternative Digitalk Ltd & …

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Beyond the Statistics: What Uganda’s Latest Human Rights Report Reveals About Citizen Dignity

How Uganda’s Defamation Ruling Is Changing Corporate Risk

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