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Constitutional Law [2025] UGCC 2

Galandi v Attorney General

Galandi v Attorney General (Constitutional Petition 4 of 2021) [2025] UGCC 2 (18 February 2025)

The Constitutional Court found that the omission by the Court of Appeal to hear and determine Election Petition Appeal No.53 of 2016 within the 2016-2021 election cycle was inconsistent with and contravened Articles 126(2) and 140(2) of the Constitution. The Court held that the constitutional requirement for expeditious hearing of election petitions was not met, resulting in a denial of the right to a fair and speedy hearing. The delay meant that the people of Kibuuku County were represented in Parliament by a person whose qualifications had been declared inadequate, undermining the will of t…

  • Expeditious Hearing Of Election Petitions
  • Right To Fair Hearing
  • Judicial Delay
  • Parliamentary Elections
  • Locus Standi
  • Constitutional Interpretation
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Constitutional Law [2021] AfCHPR 7

Richard v United Republic of Tanzania (Application No. 035/2016)

Richard v United Republic of Tanzania (Application No. 035/2016) [2021] AfCHPR 7 (2 December 2021)

The African Court found Tanzania violated Robert Richard’s right to be tried within a reasonable time after his appeal remained undecided for nearly ten years.

  • Right To Fair Trial
  • Reasonable Time Requirement
  • Judicial Delay
  • Remedies For Human Rights Violations
  • Right-to-fair-trial
  • Reasonable-time
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Constitutional Law [2018] ACHPR 129

Kwoyelo v Uganda (Communication 431 of 2012)

Kwoyelo v Uganda (Communication 431 of 2012) [2018] ACHPR 129 (17 October 2018)

The African Commission found Uganda discriminated against Thomas Kwoyelo in applying its Amnesty Act and violated his fair-trial rights through an unexplained stay order and delay.

  • Amnesty Act Application
  • Equal Protection
  • Fair Trial Rights
  • Arbitrary Detention
  • Judicial Delay
  • International Humanitarian Law
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