Justice Law and Order Services (JLOS) operate under the Governance and Security Programme (Access to Justice Sub-Programme) - Government of the Republic Uganda
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Congratulations to our Senior Technical Advisor - Ms. Rachel Odoi Musoke!
JLOS celebrates your appointment to the leadership of @FIDA_Uganda.
Your commitment to justice, equality and service inspires confidence in the future of women's rights advocacy in Uganda.
#JusticeForAll
Today, the JLOS Secretariat hosted a team from @CEDOVIP (Center for Domestic Violence Prevention) for a fruitful deliberation.
The visiting team comprised of:
🔹Akol Florence – Program Consultant, Institutional Strengthening
🔹Peninah Susan Igaga – Programs Manager
🔹Josephine Kamuya – Manager / E.D
Discussions focused on CEDOVIP’s programming tailored towards strengthening the provision of survivor-centred services through support to capacity building and strengthening coordination, especially through their legal literacy programmes.
The team shared some of the IEC materials they have developed. The Secretariat provided input on updating the materials to include the duty of citizens beyond reporting – a key gap informing case attrition, especially for GBV cases. Both parties agreed to jointly work on the amendments and the Secretariat proposed that CEDOVIP consider developing similar materials for Local Council (LC) leaders.
It was also agreed that the Secretariat will attend and facilitate as presenters at CEDOVIP trainings when called upon. A copy of the Juvenile Justice Process Flow was shared to inform their IEC development.
The meeting was hosted by Ms. @LucyLadira, the Technical Advisor on Criminal Justice at the JLOS Secretariat.
We look forward to deepening this collaboration to enhance access to justice.
#JusticeForAll
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VIDEO: How Modern-Day Parenting Can Contribute to the Violation of Children's Rights
Modern-day parenting practices, when misapplied, can expose children to various forms of abuse and rights violations. From excessive punishment and emotional neglect to digital exploitation, harmful discipline, and the denial of children's voices, some parenting approaches can leave children vulnerable to harm, both at home and in society.
How can parents and caregivers strike a balance between discipline and protecting children's rights? What can be done to ensure that every child grows up in a safe, supportive, and nurturing environment?
Join the conversation as we explore how parenting practices can either protect children or put them at risk of abuse and exploitation.
@JLOSUganda @UNICEFUganda @MoJCA_UG
#IssuesAtHand #COUFamilyTV #ChildProtection #ChildrensRights #PositiveParenting
From diversion and rehabilitation to survivor-centered approaches under the Spotlight Initiative, this is a conversation every justice actor, parent, and child rights advocate should follow.
Today at 7:00 PM, the National Coordinator for the Justice For Children Programme, Ms. Brenda Kyomugisha will unpack the progress, challenges, and future of child justice in Uganda.
Tune in live on @UbcRadiouganda 98.0FM
Supported by @UNICEFUganda and the @UNSpotlight Initiative.
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VIDEO: How is justice served to children whose rights may have been violated?
Brenda Kyomugisha explains the interventions in place to ensure that children receive fair treatment and access to justice in various cases.
@JLOSUganda @UNICEFUganda @MoJCA_UG
#IssuesAtHand #COUFamilyTV
What does Justice for Children really mean in Uganda?
Did you know the role played by the Local Council courts in #JusticeForChildren?
@SolomonSerwanjj
Follow the conversation on Justice for Children in Uganda @coufamilytv
With support from @UNICEFUganda!
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Follow the conversation on Justice for Children in Uganda @coufamilytv
With support from @UNICEFUganda!
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Understanding Justice for Children in Uganda!
How can we ensure that every child in Uganda has access to a justice system that protects, not punishes?
Today at 9:00 AM on Family TV, the National Coordinator for the Justice For Children Programme, Ms. Brenda Kyomugisha will unpack the progress, challenges, and future of child justice in Uganda.
From diversion and rehabilitation to survivor-centered approaches under the Spotlight Initiative, this is a conversation every justice actor, parent, and child rights advocate should follow.
Tune in live on @coufamilytv.
Supported by @UNICEFUganda and the @UNSpotlight Initiative.
Thank you Team Mbale for the warm welcome and energetic engagement during today's @ug_lawsociety
training on Land and Commercial Justice in Mbale!
A special thank you to @ug_lawsociety, @IDLO
and @NLinUganda for the partnership and support!
Gulu, are you ready?
@AngelineChelimo
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@AsiimweAnthony2
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Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs - Hon. Norbert Mao @norbertmao
“We are here today because we want to take a systematic approach. Intellectual Property is not an end in itself; it is a tool to improve people’s lives and uplift our communities.
We do not want Africa to remain a net consumer of intellectual property. We want to see Africa become stronger owners, creators, and exporters of IP.”
#ARIPOAt50 #URSBCopyright #URSB #CreativeEconomy
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It’s official! Kampala is hosting conversations that will shape the future of Africa’s creative economy.
The Symposium on Copyright and Related Rights Management has officially opened at Speke Resort Munyonyo, bringing together stakeholders to explore how intellectual property can protect creativity, support creators, and drive sustainable development across Africa.
Organised by @ARIPO and @WIPO, in collaboration with @URSBHQ, the three-day symposium is themed “Empowering Creativity: Harnessing IP for Sustainable Development in Africa.”
#URSB #Copyright #ARIPOAt50 #IntellectualProperty #CreativeEconomy
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@MoJCAUG , through #CADR, has Partnered with African Women in Arbitration to host the 2nd Annual AWA Training
Topic: Investment Arbitration
📅 Date: 22–23 October 2026
📍 Venue: JLOS Towers, Naguru
💰 Fee: UGX 1,000,000
🎓 CPD: 10 CLE Points
The fee covers access to all training days, materials and meals.
Register now: +256 704 940 084
FREE LAND & COMMERCIAL JUSTICE TRAINING IN MBALE | THIS TUESDAY!
@ug_lawsociety invites you for an impactful Land & Commercial Justice Training, held in partnership with @IDLO, @JLOSUganda and @NLinUganda.
📅 Tuesday, 20th October 2026
🕙8:00 AM
📍 Mbale Courts View
🎓 5 FREE CLE POINTS!
Don’t miss out.
See you in Mbale tomorrow!
Crime prevention is not the responsibility of law enforcement alone.
When a young person has no access to education, no job and little support, the streets can become an easy path into crime. Uganda Youth Development Link (@UYDEL) works to change that reality by providing vulnerable young people with counselling, vocational skills and opportunities to rebuild their lives.
At the recent 15th #CrimeCongress, Uganda showcased how civil society organisations are an important part of Uganda’s JLOS chain-linked approach, helping address the vulnerabilities that can lead to crime and giving young people a chance to choose a different path.
#UgandaAtCrimeCongress
@UNODCEastAfrica @NLinUganda
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Thank you, @AsiimweAnthony2, for sharing and for joining us as a speaker in this important conversation on access to justice in Africa.
We invite everyone to join the X Space hosted by UNAFRI and contribute to the discussion.
🎙️ Join here: xitter.cf/i/spaces/1dKrPrBNaYwJX…
@PoliceUg @CID1_UG @UgandaPrisons @ODPPUGANDA @UgandaMFA @JudiciaryUG @norbertmao @mia_uga @AfricanUnionUN @_AfricanUnion @Heuni_institute @ILANUD @unafeiPNI @UNICRI @TIJthailand @JLOSUganda @MakerereLaw @LDC_Uganda @TanganyikaLaw @UNinUganda @UNODC @UNODC_CCPCJ @IntlCrimCourt @1ZuluLeonard @adoniaayebare @KarokoraAndrew @john_viannyAye @AlyceNamale @Nabwirerrose @NamibiaHCUG @africa_congress @Afroarabyouth @Makerere @UnivofGh @UCUniversity @CavendishUg @iuiuac @kiuvarsity @MbararaUST @kyambogou @GuluVarsity @Busitema1 @kabuniversity @TraffickingInst @GhPoliceService @kampireforna
#AccessToJustice #AYCPP #UNAFRI #JusticeForAll
Behind financial transactions, criminals may be hiding the proceeds of corruption, fraud, terrorism and human trafficking. Following the money is one way to expose these crimes and hold offenders accountable.
Financial Intelligence Authority @ThefiaU analyses financial information, identifies suspicious transactions and shares financial intelligence with relevant authorities to support investigations and prosecutions.
At the recent 15th #CrimeCongress, FIA showcased how, technology and collaboration play an increasingly important role to help trace illicit funds, disrupt criminal networks and make it harder for criminals to profit from their activities.
Fighting crime also means following the money.
#UgandaAtCrimeCongress
@UNODCEastAfrica @NLinUganda
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Yesterday, the Communications and PR Resource Person at the @JLOSUganda Secretariat, @MoJCA_UG, Kemigisha Gloria, paid a courtesy visit to our Director, Marcella Karekeye and her team.
Discussions focused on strategic areas of collaboration to strengthen public communication and promote access to justice across Uganda. #OpenGovUg
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🎙️ MEET THE HOST AND SPEAKERS | AYCPP SESSION 17
Join us for an important conversation examining whether Africa’s justice systems are truly accessible, equitable and responsive to the people they serve.
⚖️ ACCESS TO JUSTICE IN AFRICA: An Evaluation of the Justice Sector in Africa.
Meet the panel:
🎙️ John Vianny Ayebare @john_viannyAye; Host, Lawyer and Legal & Research Officer, @UNAFRI21.
🇰🇪 Miriam Wachira @WachiraMiriam @JusticeNest; Advocate of the High Court of Kenya, Founder and Executive Director of Justice Nest, Kenya.
🇺🇬 Asiimwe Anthony @AsiimweAnthony2 @ug_lawsociety; Vice President, Uganda Law Society, Uganda.
🇬🇭 Jehoshua Kuma Belle; Legal researcher and law student at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration, researcher, mooter and Junior Partner at Ni-Le Legal Consult, Ghana.
@PoliceUg @CID1_UG @UgandaPrisons @ODPPUGANDA @UgandaMFA @JudiciaryUG @norbertmao @mia_uga @AfricanUnionUN @Heuni_institute @ILANUD @unafeiPNI @UNICRI @TIJthailand @JLOSUganda @MakerereLaw @LDC_Uganda @TanganyikaLaw @UNinUganda @UNODC @UNODC_CCPCJ @IntlCrimCourt @1ZuluLeonard @adoniaayebare @KarokoraAndrew @john_viannyAye @AlyceNamale @Nabwirerrose @africa_congress @Afroarabyouth @Makerere @UnivofGh @UCUniversity @CavendishUg @iuiuac @kiuvarsity @MbararaUST @kyambogou @GuluVarsity @Busitema1 @kabuniversity @TraffickingInst @GhPoliceService @kampireforna
Every prosecution carries a responsibility to uphold the law and serve the public interest.
@ODPPUGANDA plays a central role in Uganda’s criminal justice system, working with investigators, guiding prosecutions and ensuring that cases are handled in accordance with the law. At the recent 15th #CrimeCongress, the ODPP showcased their role in Uganda's criminal justice process, which strengthens accountability and supports the delivery of justice to all Ugandans. #UgandaAtCrimeCongress
@UNODCEastAfrica @NLinUganda
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How does a complaint made at a police post in Rwahi village translate into justice delivered? It takes a system that works together. Uganda’s JLOS chain-linked approach brings together the police, prosecutors, courts and prisons to plan, coordinate and deliver justice as one system.
As crime evolves, the justice system must adapt. By breaking institutional silos and strengthening collaboration, JLOS is improving coordination, speeding up the administration of justice and expanding access to justice for Ugandans. This was the crux of Uganda's participation in the 15th #CrimeCongress
#UgandaAtCrimeCongress
@UNODCEastAfrica @NLinUganda
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