Ssemujju Condemns NRM MPs Over Controversial Military Court Amendment
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NRM MPs Sell Out Democracy: Back Controversial Law Allowing Civilians to Face Military Courts – Ssemujju Slams Them as ‘Idiots’ – Peril Of Africa
By AGGREY BULUBA Kampala – A recent amendment to the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) Act, allowing civilians to be tried in military courts, has ignited a fierce national debate. The ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) pushed through the controversial measure, drawing sharp criticism from opposition leaders, legal experts, and human rights organizations who see it as a setback for democracy and judicial independence. Kira Municipalit…
Ssemujju Condemns NRM MPs Over Controversial Military Court Amendment
Uganda’s ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) has sparked intense debate following the passage of an amendment to the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) Act, which permits civilians to be tried in military courts. The controversial change has drawn sharp criticism from opposition leaders and legal experts, who view it as a serious threat to the …
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