ABSTRACT
The study apprised the rights offreedom of expression and association in Uganda. A review of
article 29 of 1995 constitution of Uganda. It was carried out with specific aims of identifying the
major causes of violation of rights of ji-eedom of expression and association under article 29 of
1995 constitution; appraising the extent to which rights ofji-eedom of expression and association
have been enjoyed and recommended a way of how restraint law should liberalized examine the
constitution an other existing laws, remedies available to the person whose rights have been
violated; challenges towards observance of the rights of freedom of expression and association.
Literature was reviewed on the existing facts and what other researchers have said. Qualitative
research was the most relied on.
The information collected was organized according to chapters in order to make a meaning/id
presentation, conclusion and recommendation. The study discussed the challenges to the rights
and concluded that laws that regulate the rights of expression and association are in most cases
manipulated in favor of government.
The study recommended that there should be a system of checks and balances which should
include adequate limitation of state power in curtaining free expression and association in
Uganda government should facilitate enjoyment of the rights; patriotism should be encouraged it
is ji-om this that the researcher suggested that government needs to operationalise the law without discrimination to any party.
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PHIONA, NAFUNA . "An Appraisal On The Rights Of Freedom Of Expression And Association In Uganda. A Review Of Article 29 Of The 1995 Constitution And Other Existing Laws." Afribary (2021). Accessed November 24, 2024. https://tracking.afribary.com/works/an-appraisal-on-the-rights-of-freedom-of-expression-and-association-in-uganda-a-review-of-article-29-of-the-1995-constitution-and-other-existing-laws