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Uganda
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: Kampala
Land
Area :236,040 sq km
Head
of Government : President HE Mr Yoweri Museveni (since
26 January 1986)
Population
: 27,269,482 (July 2005 est.)
Major
Languages : English, Ganda or Luganda, other Niger-Congo
languages, Nilo-Saharan languages, Swahili, Arabic
Major
Religion(s) : Roman Catholic 33%,
Protestant 33%, Muslim 16%, indigenous beliefs 18%
Date
of Joining : 1962
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Articles from CHRI Newsletter:
- Between
International Justice and Domestic Peace: the Dilemma
of the ICC in Northern Uganda, Ejoyi M.C. Xavier,
Visiting Fellow, International Centre for Transitional
Justice, CHRI Newsletter, Volume 12, Number 2, Summer
2005.
- Uganda
at the crossroads of constitutional democracy, Ejoyi
M.C. Xavier, CHRI Newsletter, Volume 11, Number 4, Winter
2004.
Articles
from E-Magazine:
- Police
to arrest erring passengers, Commonwealth Police Watch
E-Magazine, Vol. 1, December 2004.
- Police
to arrest public smokers, Commonwealth Police Watch
E-Magazine, Vol. 2, April 2005.
- Police
force ranks highest in corruption, Commonwealth Police
Watch E-Magazine, Vol. 3, June 2005.
- Bursting
at the seams, by Evelyn Kiapi Matsamura, reproduced
for CHRI, Commonwealth Police Watch E-Magazine, Vol. 3,
June 2005.
Articles
from RTI Updates:
Bills/Laws/Acts
from RTI:
- Analysis
of the Access to Information Bill (No. 7/2004) in the
context of engendering an Open, Transparent and Accountable
Government in Uganda, Coalition for Freedom of Information
(COFI ) /
Human Rights Network (Uganda) (HURINET (U)), 6 December
2004.
- The
Access to Information Bill, 2004, (No. 7/2004).
- An
analysis of the Uganda draft Access to Information Bill
(Bill No 7 of 2004), Submitted by the Commonwealth Human
Rights Initiative, May 2004.
- The
Access To Information Bill, 2004, MP Abdu Katuntu.
- An
analysis of the Uganda draft Access to Information Bill
2004 (Developed by MP Abdu Katuntu), Submitted by
the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative, March 2004.
- Memorandum
on the the Ugandan draft Access to Information Bill,
2004 by Article 19, Global Campaign for Free Expression
London, March 2004.
Civil
Society Submissions and Declarations:
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