The 2016 Parliamentary Election Case Digest. A focus on Decisions of the Court of Appeal of Uganda

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The 2016 Parliamentary Election Case Digest. A focus on Decisions of the Court of Appeal of Uganda

By Lillian Tibatemwa-Ekirikubinza and Busingye Kabumba

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Year of Publication : 2021

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Electoral Reform in Uganda. Emerging Jurisprudence on Structural Interdicts and Contempt of Court

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Electoral Reform in Uganda. Emerging Jurisprudence on Structural Interdicts and Contempt of Court.

The 2019 Supreme Court Decision of Prof. Frederick E. Ssempebwa & Ors v. Attorney General

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Benson Tusasirwe
Robert Kirunda

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Enhancing Electoral Justice in Uganda's Parliamentary Elections: The search for Dependable Precedent

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Enhancing Electoral Justice in Uganda’s Parliamentary Elections: The Search for Dependable Precedent

• Lillian Tibatemwa-Ekirikubinza
• Busingye Kabumba

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Final Observation Report On The General Elections Held in Tanzania On October 28, 2020

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Tanzania identifies itself as a democracy. Its tradition of competitive political contest and inclusion, built since the restoration of multipartyism 25 years ago, has recently suffered severe setbacks because of shrinking civic space and low tolerance for political plurality.

Going into the October 28, 2020 General Election, Tanzania had effectively shut out independent election observation and monitoring by denying accreditation to civil society organisations, deregistering non-governmental organisations, and freezing the bank accounts of large civil society coalitions. The exclusion of observers from the electoral process foreshadowed the country’s approaching democratic decline. It is against this background that civil society organisations from the eastern Africa region established the Tanzania Elections Watch (TEW) initiative.

The initiative, organised and coordinated by Kituo cha Katiba: Eastern Africa Centre for Constitutional Development (KcK) and the Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC), sought to plug the gaps evident in the exclusion of domestic observers from the electoral process and the inability of international observers to access the country due to the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as provide oversight for the elections.

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Year of Publication : 2021

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