A Compendium of Commercial Laws in UgandaBy:Alex Buri (ed) This book is an important collection that will benefit all students of law and other related subjects. It may also be used by lawyers and business people operating in Uganda. This is the first time that all laws relating to business have been put together for ease of reference Release date:2005 Language:English
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A Compendium of laws on Banking in UgandaBy:Alex Buri (ed) This book is an important collection that will benefit all students of business law and other related subjects. It may be used by lawyers and business people operating in Uganda. This is the first time that all laws relating to banking have been put together in one collection for ease of reference. Release date:2005 Language:English
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A Complete Guide to Uganda's Fourth Constitution: History, Politics and the LawBy:David Mukholi Release date:1995 Language:English
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Adult Domestic Workers in Uganda: An analysis of human rights and Social InjusticeBy:Platform for Labour Action A platform for labour for action Release date:2007 Language:English
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Children's Rights: A Compilation of International, Regional & Uganda's Legal and Human Rights InstrumentsBy:John Kamya This book attempts to trace the development of systematic protection of the rights of children through legal instruments, starting with the Geneva Declaration on the Rights of the Child (1924), and on the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of the child (1959), which paved the way for the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the child (1989). Students, judiciary officials, court officials, children's rights activists, implementers and practitioners of children's rights and anyone else interested in children's rights will find this book useful About Author John Kamya is a Senior Superintendent of Police in the Uganda Police Force, where he has been since 1994. He worked in the Community Affairs Department of the force from 1996 to 2004 from where he was appointed head of the Childcare and Family Protection Unit. He has a BA (SS), an MA (Human Rights), and a first-class Diploma in Mass Communication, all from Makerere University. He is currently pursuing a PhD on the subject of children’s rights at the same university as a Ford Foundation fellow. He has also written Rights of Children in Perspective (unpublished), and has contributed to Human Rights Training Manual and Firearms Training Manual for Police Officers. Release date:2008 Language:English
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Company Law: A guide to the companies act of UgandaBy:Winifred Tarinyeba Kiryabwire Byers Release date:2015 Language:English
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Criminal Law In Uganda: Sexual Assaults And Offences Against MoralityBy:Lilian Tibatemwa Ekirikubinza This book presents the substantive law on sexual crimes in Uganda and is based on the judicial interpretation of the major sexual offenses created under the Uganda Penal Code Act. In addition to reporting actual cases and judgments, the book examines their wider social implications and, answers questions of policy issues that have impacted, or should impact on criminal law. Release date:2005 Language:English
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Criminology in AfricaBy:Mwene Mushanga About Author Prof. Mwene Mushanga was born in Sheema, Ankole, western Uganda. He studied Political Science and Sociology to PhD level at Makerere University. He also studied Criminology at the University of Wisconsin at Madison. He taught Sociology and Criminology at Makerere University and Sociology, Social Psychology and Criminology at the University of Nairobi. He also worked as a consultant for the UN on the Prevention of Crime and Treatment of Offenders. Mushanga has been Uganda’s ambassador to over 9 countries. He is the proprietor of Itendero Secondary School, for orphans and other needy children, and he is currently Ambassador and Presidential Advisor on Foreign Affairs as well as Acting Vice Chancellor of Ankole Western University, Kabwohe. He is married to Mama Muko and has children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. He has also written several other books and research papers. Release date:2004 Language:English
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Dictionary of CriminologyBy:Mwene Mushanga Is a simplified reference book that is easy to read and free of legal jargon or other technical terminologies. It is intended for the professional legal practitioner, criminal justice worker or the average person who may be interested in legal matters. For this reason, it is highly recommended for legal practitioners such as judges, magistrates, lawyers, as well as police, prisons and probation officers. It is recommended to all those who cherish the rule of law and human rights. Release date:2007 Language:English
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