The struggle to establish and maintain the rule of law and observance of human rights in emerging African nations: the case of Uganda

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Date(s) - 18/10/2022
6:00 pm - 8:30 pm

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Gray's Inn

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18 October 2022 | Gray’s Inn

Registration: 5:30pm onwards
Lecture: 6pm – 7pm
Drinks reception: 7pm onwards

JUSTICE are pleased to invite you to a jointly hosted lecture with 3 Verulam Buildings for this exclusive lecture delivered by Chief Justice Emeritus Bart M Katureebe, as he discusses the rule of law and human rights in Uganda. At a time when the rule of law is being challenged across the globe, this is a rare opportunity to hear from a leading figure in Ugandan law and politics.

This event has now sold out. You can join our waiting list by emailing events@justice.org.uk.

We are very grateful to 3VB Chambers who are kindly supporting and partnering with JUSTICE to arrange this lecture.


Chief Justice Emeritus Bart M Katureebe served on the Supreme Court of Uganda for 15 years, the last five as Chief Justice. From the time he left Law School in 1975, he has had varied experiences as a State Attorney, private legal practitioner, Member of Parliament, Minister, Attorney General, Justice of the Supreme Court and Chief Justice. He was also an elected delegate in the Constituent Assembly that debated and passed the 1995 Constitution of Uganda, where he also served as a member of the Legal and Drafting Committee.

He has studied, lived, and worked in Uganda all his life and been a witness to some of the difficult periods Uganda has been through. He is very passionate about the administration of justice and the rule of law. Since his retirement as Chief Justice, he has been pursuing his keen interest in Alternative Dispute Resolution and has established a Centre where mediation and arbitration services are offered in Kampala.