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‘Objective behind 26th amendment was to strengthen judicial independence’

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Government spokesman on legal affairs, Barrister Aqeel Malik seen in the National Assembly in this undated image.— Instagram@barristeraqeelmalik/FileIslamabad : Adviser to the Prime Minister on Law and Justice Barrister Aqeel Malik said on Saturday that the objective behind the 26th...

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‘Objective behind 26th amendment was to strengthen judicial independence’

8 days ago·Pakistan

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Pulse Uganda

ULS President Ssemakadde in Rwanda after High Court arrest order

Uganda Law Society (ULS) President Isaac Ssemakadde has travelled to neighbouring Rwanda, shortly after the High Court in Kampala issued an arrest order against him. Ssemakadde took to social media to confirm his location, sharing that he was in Nyabugogo, in Rwanda’s capital, Kigali. It was unclear when he traveled out of the country. When asked by a follower whether he had fled justice, he dismissed the claim, stating that he was in Rwanda fo…

7 days ago

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The Spy

Prof. Kanyeihamba Criticizes 'Shocking' Sentence Of ULS President Ssemakadde

By Spy Uganda Professor Kanyeihamba, a respected Ugandan academic and legal pundit has expressed his shock over the sentencing of Uganda Law Society President Isaac Ssemakadde. Referring to the ruling delivered by Justice Musa Ssekaana yesterday, Kanyeihamba posed a poignant question: “The judge sat and heard a case against himself? Is this the way the…

8 days ago

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examiner.co.ug

Controversial Sentencing of ULS President Raises Concerns Over Judicial Independence

A recent court ruling has sparked widespread outrage following the conviction of Isaac Ssemakadde, President of the Uganda Law Society (ULS), to a two-year prison sentence for allegedly insulting High Court Judge Musa Ssekaana. The controversy centers around a series of remarks Ssemakadde posted on his social media accounts, which Ssekaana claimed were defamatory and […]

8 days ago·Uganda

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93.3 KFM

Court orders arrest of ULS president Ssemakadde

High Court Justice Musa Ssekaana on Friday ordered the immediate arrest and imprisonment of Isaac Ssemakadde, the President of the

9 days ago

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kampalavoice.com

ULS President Lawyer Isaac Ssemakadde Sentenced To 2 Years In Prison – Fined Shs 300M , See Why

In the news this evening, Uganda Law Society President Isaac Ssemakadde has been sentenced to two years in prison and fined Shs300m by High Court Judge Musa Sekaana for abusing him. The issue at hand emanates from Ssemakade’s reaction against a ruling in December last year where Musa Sekaana halted the Uganda Law Society extra ordinary meeting that was set to take place on 17th December 2024. Ssemakadde accused Ssekaana of bias, corruption and h…

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