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REFLECTION MEETING FOR THE RESEARCH JOURNEY ON A2J, RULE OF LAW AND SECURITY NEEDS FOR REFUGEES AND HOST COMMUNITIES IN ARUA AND ISINGIRO DISTRICTS

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in pursuit of strengthening the nexus between the development and humanitarian support to refugees and host communities commissioned a study in July 2018 on Rule of Law, Access to Justice and Security needs of refugees and Host Communities in Arua and Isingiro districts.

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PRESS STATEMENT CONDEMNING THE CRUEL, INHUMAN AND DEGRADING TREATMENT OF MS. NAMATA ANNETTE ‘NANA MWARIFIKA’ BY THE POLICE.

(Mengo-Kampala 12th-July-2019) The Legal Aid Service Provider’s Network (LASPNET), is concerned about the events of brutal assault that were meted out to human rights activist Ms. Nana Mwarifika in for the past months.

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PRESS STATEMENT ON ALLEGATIONS OF GRAFT IN THE CIVIL SOCIETY SECTOR

(Mengo, Kampala) The Legal Aid Service Provider’s Network (LASPNET), an organization composed of 54 non-state legal aid service providers in Uganda is extremely concerned about the recent wave of allegations of corruption and accountability challenges facing the Civil Society Sector, which have featured in the media in the past few weeks.

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JOINT STATEMENT - UGANDA: UCC’S STRANGLEHOLD ON EXPRESSION FREEDOMS IS ILLEGITIMATE

Reject communication regulator’s call to suspend 39 journalists from work.

(2 May 2019 / Kampala, Uganda) The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) must desist from its illegitimate restrictions on freedom of expression and latest imperious calls to suspend at least 39 journalists,the undersigned organisations said today.

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IGG LAUNCHES LASPNET ASSESSMENT REPORT ON IMPLEMENTATION OF THE JLOS ANTI-CORRUPTION STRATEGY 2012

An assessment report on the implementation of the Justice Law and Order Sector Anti-Corruption Strategy (JACS) 2012 was, launched on Wednesday April 17th 2019 at Hotel Africana by Hon. Justice Irene Mulyangonja, the Inspector General of Government. 

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  1. PRESS RELEASE - LAUNCH OF REPORT ON RULE OF LAW,ACCESS TO JUSTICE & SECURITY NEEDS FOR REFUGEES & HOSTS IN ISINGIRO AND ARUA
  2. LASPNET PARTNERS WITH AVOCATS SANS FRONTIERES TO TRAIN LEGAL AID LAWYERS ON BUSINESS, HUMAN RIGHTS AND CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY.
  3. LASPNET LAUNCHES REPORT ON ACCESS TO JUSTICE NEEDS FOR THE YOUTH IN UGANDA: VULNERABILITY, POVERTY AND CORRUPTION HINDRANCES
  4. NEW LASPNET BOARD OF DIRECTORS RECEIVES INSTRUMENTS OF POWER

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About LASPNET

The Legal Aid Service Providers Network (LASPNET) is a national member NGO established in 2004 to provide strategic linkages and a collaboration framework for Legal Aid Service Providers, and to maintain a common front to interface with the various actors in the Justice, Law and Order Sector in Uganda.

Contact us

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Plot 10, Block 75 Balintuma Road, Mengo.
P.O. Box 8488, Kampala, Uganda
Telephone
+256 393 513733
Email
secretariat@laspnet.org

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