As we reflect on Ssegirinya's life, we must acknowledge the grave consequences of allowing politics to distort legal processes. This approach undermines the rule of law, erodes legal excellence, and leaves vulnerable individuals open to abuse
While we respect the autonomy of our members and do not typically provide running commentary on active cases, we acknowledge the significant public interest in this matter
Your Excellency, you are in contempt of court," the statement reads, adding that the President’s actions disregard Articles 99 and 128 of the Ugandan Constitution, which call for the promotion of respect for court orders.
Editor's Note | We have decided to publish this December 5 letter by Uganda Law Society president Isaac Ssemakadde to his predecessor Pheona Nabasa Wall as is to maintain every breath in it, every juice in it, and every ounce of emotion, good of bad.
In a statement issued by Rose Lilly Akello, the minister of State for Ethics and Integrity, the government expressed outrage over what it called “abhorrent language” that undermines public decency and the dignity of women.
AG Kiryowa Kiwanuka says Isaac Ssemakadde's 'Executive Order' expelling him and the Solicitor General from the ULS Council was as embarrassing to read as it ought to have been to write.
During his swearing-in ceremony, Ssemakadde reaffirmed his dedication to restoring the integrity of the ULS and upholding the rule of law, as part of his broader advocacy for the rights of Ugandans.