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Principal Judge Abodo Meets JLOS Secretariat to Chart Future of Uganda’s Justice Sector
11 August 2026 – Kampala The JLOS Secretariat team poses for a group photo with the Principal Judge The Principal Judge, Lady Justice Jane Frances Abodo, yesterday held high-level discussions with officials from the JLOS Secretariat to strengthen collaboration with the Judiciary and align on key justice-sector priorities. The delegation was led by Ms Rachel…
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Media Practitioners Trained on Responsible Crime Reporting
Participants after the one-day training on responsible crime reporting held at Silver Springs Hotel on 29 July 2026. The Justice, Law and Order Sector Secretariat, in partnership with the Uganda Police Force Forensic Services and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, held a one day training for media practitioners on responsible crime reporting…
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Editor’s Note: The JLOS Story of Hope and Impact
As Uganda advances towards inclusive governance, the Justice, Law and Order Sub-programme (JLOS) remains one of the most prominent examples of collaboration, reform, and public service in action. This publication — “Justice in Action: Stories of Transformation and Hope” — both reflects and celebrates that journey. In these pages, we share compelling stories of change…
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Statement by the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs
It is my great pleasure to introduce this publication, which documents the remarkable journey and achievements of the Justice, Law and Order Sector (JLOS) in promoting justice, human rights, and good governance in Uganda. Over the years, JLOS has become a model of inter-agency collaboration, uniting key institutions across the justice, law, and order sector…
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Statement by the Austria Development Cooperation (ADC)
The Austria Development Cooperation (ADC) is honoured to partner with the Government of Uganda through the Justice, Law, and Order Sub-programme (JLOS) in promoting justice, human rights, and inclusive governance for all Ugandans. Over the past years, our partnership has been guided by a shared belief — that justice and development are inseparable. A fair…
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Statement By the Senior Technical Advisor, Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs
“Justice is not an abstract concept — it is a lived experience for every Ugandan.” The Justice, Law, and Order Sub-programme (JLOS) remains central to Uganda’s transformation — ensuring that justice, human rights, and the rule of law are not merely principles in policy but are experienced in the everyday lives of our people. Over…
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Principal Judge Abodo Meets JLOS Secretariat to Chart Future of Uganda’s Justice Sector
11 August 2026 – Kampala The JLOS Secretariat team poses for a group photo with the Principal Judge The Principal Judge, Lady Justice Jane Frances Abodo, yesterday held high-level discussions with officials from the JLOS Secretariat to strengthen collaboration with the Judiciary and align on key justice-sector priorities. The delegation was led by Ms Rachel…
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Media Practitioners Trained on Responsible Crime Reporting
Participants after the one-day training on responsible crime reporting held at Silver Springs Hotel on 29 July 2026. The Justice, Law and Order Sector Secretariat, in partnership with the Uganda Police Force Forensic Services and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, held a one day training for media practitioners on responsible crime reporting…
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Editor’s Note: The JLOS Story of Hope and Impact
As Uganda advances towards inclusive governance, the Justice, Law and Order Sub-programme (JLOS) remains one of the most prominent examples of collaboration, reform, and public service in action. This publication — “Justice in Action: Stories of Transformation and Hope” — both reflects and celebrates that journey. In these pages, we share compelling stories of change…
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Principal Judge Abodo Meets JLOS Secretariat to Chart Future of Uganda’s Justice Sector
11 August 2026 – Kampala The JLOS Secretariat team poses for a group photo with the Principal Judge The Principal Judge, Lady Justice Jane Frances Abodo, yesterday held high-level discussions with officials from the JLOS Secretariat to strengthen collaboration with the Judiciary and align on key justice-sector priorities. The delegation was led by Ms Rachel…
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Media Practitioners Trained on Responsible Crime Reporting
Participants after the one-day training on responsible crime reporting held at Silver Springs Hotel on 29 July 2026. The Justice, Law and Order Sector Secretariat, in partnership with the Uganda Police Force Forensic Services and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, held a one day training for media practitioners on responsible crime reporting…
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Editor’s Note: The JLOS Story of Hope and Impact
As Uganda advances towards inclusive governance, the Justice, Law and Order Sub-programme (JLOS) remains one of the most prominent examples of collaboration, reform, and public service in action. This publication — “Justice in Action: Stories of Transformation and Hope” — both reflects and celebrates that journey. In these pages, we share compelling stories of change…
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Statement by the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs
It is my great pleasure to introduce this publication, which documents the remarkable journey and achievements of the Justice, Law and Order Sector (JLOS) in promoting justice, human rights, and good governance in Uganda. Over the years, JLOS has become a model of inter-agency collaboration, uniting key institutions across the justice, law, and order sector…
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Statement by the Austria Development Cooperation (ADC)
The Austria Development Cooperation (ADC) is honoured to partner with the Government of Uganda through the Justice, Law, and Order Sub-programme (JLOS) in promoting justice, human rights, and inclusive governance for all Ugandans. Over the past years, our partnership has been guided by a shared belief — that justice and development are inseparable. A fair…
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Statement By the Senior Technical Advisor, Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs
“Justice is not an abstract concept — it is a lived experience for every Ugandan.” The Justice, Law, and Order Sub-programme (JLOS) remains central to Uganda’s transformation — ensuring that justice, human rights, and the rule of law are not merely principles in policy but are experienced in the everyday lives of our people. Over…
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Reforms Driving Growth: How Uganda’s Justice Sector Innovations Are Powering Business and Investment
Uganda’s business environment is quietly evolving through enhanced efficiency, transparency, and technology. In recent years, reforms led by key Justice, Law and Order Sub-programme (JLOS) agencies – notably the Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB), the National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA), and the Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration Control (DCIC)—have reshaped how citizens and investors…
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Justice in Action: How JLOS Is Advancing Human Rights for All Ugandans
When Apio, a survivor of gender-based violence from Lira, entered an SGBV one-stop centre, she was met with compassion rather than judgment. Within a day, she received medical treatment, counselling, and legal assistance. Weeks later, her attacker was prosecuted in a gender-sensitive court, and today, Apio is rebuilding her life. Her story is among thousands…
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Justice Through Dialogue: How Mediation Is Transforming Uganda’s Courts
Uganda’s justice system is undergoing a quiet revolution—one that shifts from confrontation to conversation. Through Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), particularly mediation, the Judiciary and partner agencies within the Justice, Law, and Order Sub-programme (JLOS) are ensuring that justice is not only done but also done swiftly, fairly, and peacefully. Once hindered by backlogs and procedural…
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Principal Judge Abodo Meets JLOS Secretariat to Chart Future of Uganda’s Justice Sector
11 August 2026 – Kampala The JLOS Secretariat team poses for a group photo with the Principal Judge The Principal Judge, Lady Justice Jane Frances Abodo, yesterday held high-level discussions with officials from the JLOS Secretariat to strengthen collaboration with the Judiciary and align on key justice-sector priorities. The delegation was led by Ms Rachel…
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Media Practitioners Trained on Responsible Crime Reporting
Participants after the one-day training on responsible crime reporting held at Silver Springs Hotel on 29 July 2026. The Justice, Law and Order Sector Secretariat, in partnership with the Uganda Police Force Forensic Services and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, held a one day training for media practitioners on responsible crime reporting…
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Editor’s Note: The JLOS Story of Hope and Impact
As Uganda advances towards inclusive governance, the Justice, Law and Order Sub-programme (JLOS) remains one of the most prominent examples of collaboration, reform, and public service in action. This publication — “Justice in Action: Stories of Transformation and Hope” — both reflects and celebrates that journey. In these pages, we share compelling stories of change…
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Principal Judge Abodo Meets JLOS Secretariat to Chart Future of Uganda’s Justice Sector
11 August 2026 – Kampala The JLOS Secretariat team poses for a group photo with the Principal Judge The Principal Judge, Lady Justice Jane Frances Abodo, yesterday held high-level discussions with officials from the JLOS Secretariat to strengthen collaboration with the Judiciary and align on key justice-sector priorities. The delegation was led by Ms Rachel…
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Media Practitioners Trained on Responsible Crime Reporting
Participants after the one-day training on responsible crime reporting held at Silver Springs Hotel on 29 July 2026. The Justice, Law and Order Sector Secretariat, in partnership with the Uganda Police Force Forensic Services and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, held a one day training for media practitioners on responsible crime reporting…
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Editor’s Note: The JLOS Story of Hope and Impact
As Uganda advances towards inclusive governance, the Justice, Law and Order Sub-programme (JLOS) remains one of the most prominent examples of collaboration, reform, and public service in action. This publication — “Justice in Action: Stories of Transformation and Hope” — both reflects and celebrates that journey. In these pages, we share compelling stories of change…
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Principal Judge Abodo Meets JLOS Secretariat to Chart Future of Uganda’s Justice Sector
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Media Practitioners Trained on Responsible Crime Reporting
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Editor’s Note: The JLOS Story of Hope and Impact
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Statement by the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs