Uganda: Military courts ruled 'unconstitutional'
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Militarization of Justice in Uganda
This chapter explores the 2005 Ugandan law that subjects civilians to military courts under certain conditions, highlighting the shift towards authoritarian governance since 1996. It critically examines the fairness and impartiality of these courts, revealing their role in suppressing political dissent through fabricated evidence and coercive tactics. The discussion culminates in public reactions to a recent ruling declaring military courts unconstitutional, showcasing a collective hope for justice and reduced government oppression.
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