Published 09/07/2024 1:14:01 a.m.

Rights Activists Call for the Law on Torture to Remain in Effect Amid Rising Cases in Uganda - The Hoima Post

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Uganda’s legal framework for protecting human rights is facing a critical challenge as human rights activists, lawyers, and civil society organizations rally to preserve the country’s anti-torture law. This move comes in response to the Attorney General’s recent proposal to amend the law and allow trials to proceed, even when evidence of torture is present. The proposal has sparked widespread concern among human rights defenders who argue that s…

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Rights Activists Call for the Law on Torture to Remain in Effect Amid Rising Cases in Uganda - The Hoima Post

09/07/2024 1:14:01 a.m.·Uganda

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