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- [Executive Power Without Restraint: How the Collapse of the Rule of Law Is Re-shaping Governance in Uganda](https://ccgea.org/politics/executive-power-without-restraint-how-the-collapse-of-the-rule-of-law-is-re-shaping-governance-in-uganda/) - The rule of law is the central pillar upon which constitutional governance rests. When it weakens, executive power ceases to be bounded by law and instead becomes governed by discretion, coercion, and fear. The steady erosion of the rule of law has fundamentally altered the character and exercise of executive authority, raising grave constitutional and
- [Uganda’s Unpaid Medical Interns: A Crisis at the Heart of Public Healthcare](https://ccgea.org/politics/ugandas-unpaid-medical-interns-a-crisis-at-the-heart-of-public-healthcare/) - Written by Dr. Sarah BireeteUganda’s public health system is facing a deepening moral, legal, and policy crisis following the government’s refusal to pay medical interns. At the center of this dispute are young doctors who, after years of intense and costly training, are expected to shoulder the backbone of hospital care, without pay. The decision
- [Constitutional Challenges of Appointing Serving Soldiers who are non UPDF MPs to Cabinet.](https://ccgea.org/politics/constitutional-challenges-of-appointing-serving-soldiers-who-are-non-updf-mps-to-cabinet/) - By Dr. Sarah BireeteThe appointment of serving military officers to cabinet continues to raise constitutional questions under Articles 113 and 208 of the Constitution.After the enactment of the 1995 Constitution, serving Soldiers were required to first resign from the army before taking up their positions in Cabinet. The test for this safeguard was the appointment
- [Power, the Common Good, and the Reckoning It Always Brings.](https://ccgea.org/politics/power-the-common-good-and-the-reckoning-it-always-brings/) - Public office is not a private estate. It is a trust, temporarily handed to individuals so they may serve the common good, uphold the rule of law, and safeguard the rights of all citizens. History teaches us, repeatedly and without mercy, that leaders who forget this truth often build systems of fear that eventually turn
- [When One Woman Is Used to Silence Many.](https://ccgea.org/politics/when-one-woman-is-used-to-silence-many/) - By Dr Sarah Bireete In recent debates on leadership and accountability, male chauvinists have increasingly weaponised the case of Anita Among to discredit women in leadership as a whole. Instead of interrogating individual conduct on its own merits, they present her example as “proof” that women are unfit to lead. This line of argument is not
- [The fight against the Sovereignty Bill has shown our sovereignty.](https://ccgea.org/sovereignty-bill/the-fight-against-the-sovereignty-bill-has-shown-our-sovereignty/) - by Phillip Karugaba Government finally awoke to the realization that the Protection of Sovereignty Bill did not say what they thought it said, that they had cast their net far too wide and caught far more than they had intended to. It took the unprecedented appearance of the Governor of the Bank of Uganda, Michael
- [The Sovereignty Bill's Achilles heel: an invalid certificate of financial implications.](https://ccgea.org/sovereignty-bill/the-sovereignty-bills-achilles-heel-an-invalid-certificate-of-financial-implications/) - By Dr. Sarah Bireete The Attorney General has significantly amended the controversial Protection of Sovereignty Bill, but no amount of redrafting can heal the Achilles heel of the Bill: the Certificate of Financial Implications that accompanied it into Parliament does not comply with the law. The Bill is therefore invalid. What is a Certificate of
- [Why the Sovereignty Bill must be withdrawn.](https://ccgea.org/sovereignty-bill/why-the-sovereignty-bill-must-be-withdrawn/) - By Phillip Karugaba There is an unwritten rule, supported by parliamentary precedent, that where substantial amendments are made to a Bill, that Bill must be withdrawn, redrafted, re-gazetted and reintroduced to Parliament at first reading. The rationale for this rule is that the Bill is no longer that which was presented to the public, and
- [Rebuttal: The Anti-Sovereignty Bill Is Not Protection — It Is a Constitutional Coup.](https://ccgea.org/human-rights/rebuttal-the-anti-sovereignty-bill-is-not-protection-it-is-a-constitutional-coup/) - By Asiimwe Anthony Since 6AM today, my phone has been inundated with calls from the Bar, the public, and the press. They are furious at the 923-word article by Enoch Barata in New Vision of 20 April 2026 defending the so-called Sovereignty Bill. They demand a scorching rebuttal. Enoch Barata is not just a lawyer.
- [European Parliament has urged Ugandan authorities to drop all politically motivated Charges](https://ccgea.org/human-rights/european-parliament-has-urged-ugandan-authorities-to-drop-all-politically-motivated-charges/) - European parliament has urged Ugandan Parliament to drop all politically motivated charges, including against Dr. Sarah Bireete and to urgently disclose the whereabouts of all missing persons. They further noted whereas long-standing opposition figure Dr Kizza Besigye was illegally rendered from Kenya, detained for over a year prior to the elections, he is severly ill
- [CCG Board Statement on the arrest of Dr. Sarah Bireete.](https://ccgea.org/human-rights/ccg-board-statement-on-the-arrest-of-dr-sarah-bireete/) - The Center for Constitutional Governance (CCG) strongly condemns the arbitrary arrest and ongoing illegal detention of our Executive Director, Dr. Sarah Bireete, by the Uganda Authorities. STATEMENT: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
- [Questioning the Narrative: Reflections on the International African Child Day.](https://ccgea.org/human-rights-child-rights/questioning-the-narrative-reflections-on-the-international-african-child-day/) - On Monday June 16, we (Uganda) joined the African continent in its observance of the Day of the African Child. However, as we commemorate this day, it is worth noting that we stand at a crucial crossroads that demands rigorous introspection and decisive action. This day transcends a mere celebration of the remarkable resilience and

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- [Home](https://ccgea.org/) - Donate PROGRAMMES Promoting constitutionalism and constitutional literacy; civic education for youth/student’s initiative; public interest litigation; research and documentation, social justice campaigns. DIGITAL LIBRARY CCG Annual Reports, Strategic Plans, Briefs on Elections in Uganda, Research findings, Civic Space Handbook and Digital Rights Training Manuals. KATIBA HERITAGE MUSEUM Welcome to the Virtual Museum on Constitutionalism. 0 14
- [Responses to the Protection of Sovereignty Bill 2026](https://ccgea.org/responses-to-the-protection-of-sovereignty-bill-2026/) - A collection of voices on Uganda’s Sovereignty Bill 2026, capturing concerns, and strong calls for rejection of the bill, for contradicting the Constitution, fundamental rights, and freedoms, economic rights and safeguards for civic participation. PPU Release - President Museveni Clarifies On Sovereignty BillThe Bill I initiated, was about what we fought for and what the
- [About Us](https://ccgea.org/about-us/) - Strengthening Constitutional Governance in East Africa About UsThe Center for Constitutional Governance (CCG) is a regional watchdog based in Kampala, Uganda. We operate across the East and Horn of Africa, including Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, and South Sudan through our partners. Our core mission is to strengthen constitutional governance by bridging the critical gap between
- [PROGRAMMES](https://ccgea.org/programmes/) - Our programmes are designed to promote democratic values, uphold the rule of law, and strengthen constitutional governance across all sectors of society. We work through civic education, policy advocacy, capacity building, and research to empower citizens, public institutions, and civil society. Each programme focuses on fostering accountability, transparency, human rights, and inclusive participation in governance
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- [Day to Day Pictorial Coverage of Uganda's 2026 Presidential Elections](https://ccgea.org/day-to-day-pictorial-coverage-of-uganda-2026-presidential-elections/) - #UgandaDecides2026 *Image sources are from different sites like twitter, Facebook, Newspapers* Presidential Nominations 2026 Elections (23rd September 2025) at the Uganda Electoral Commission offices in Lubowa. Day 1: H.E Yoweri Museveni nominated as the Flag Bearer for NRM (National Resistance Movement). 2. Elton Joseph Mabirizi nominated - Flag bearer of conservative Party. 3. Robert Kasibante
- [Conference On the Constitution 2025](https://ccgea.org/conference-on-the-constitution-2025/) - Media Coverage on Conference on the Constitution 2025 at Sheraton Hotel, Kampala #KnowYourConstitution #ConferenceOntheConstitution KeyNote Address by Justice Kriegler at the Second Conference on the Constitution 2025 GUARDIANS OF THE CONSTITUTION: STRENGTHENING INSTITUTIONS FOR DEMOCRACY, JUSTICE AND THE RULE OF LAWBy Johann KrieglerAn opening thank-you to you, Dr Sarah, not only for inviting me, but
- [Interface Debates 2025](https://ccgea.org/interface-debates-2025/) - Media Coverage on the Interface University Debates 2025. CCG Inter-University debates inspire young Ugandans to shape future of democracyKAMPALA (pmldaily)— The Center for Constitutional Governance (CCG) has called on young Ugandans to take an active role in shaping the country’s democratic future by promoting electoral integrity and constitutionalism. The call was made during the Inter-University
- [University Interface Debates](https://ccgea.org/university-interface-debates/) - CCG Hope Initiative Club Inter University Debates Season 5 - October 2025 Examples Key Questions to be answered: 1. Do Uganda’s electoral outcomes represent the will of the people? Justify your answers 2. To what extent has the governance institutions of parliament, judiciary, political parties and media including new media, contributed to promoting electoral integrity
- [Tree Planting](https://ccgea.org/tree-planting/) - Media Coverage on Tree Planting 2025 organized by CCG at Constitutional Square, Kampala
- [2025](https://ccgea.org/2025-2/) - On the 8th October, 2025, the 1995 Constitution of the Republic of Uganda will celebrate it’s 30th Anniversary. To commemorate this milestone, the Center for Constitutional Governance will host it’s annual high-level dialogue and conference.This year’s theme:“Guardians of the Constitution: Strengthening Institutions for Democracy, Justice and the Rule of Law.”Uganda has had four constitutions since
- [CIVIC SPACE TV](https://ccgea.org/civic-space-tv/) - Ready to hear the real stories? Civic Space TV is our dynamic digital platform on YouTube where we amplify citizens’ voices and host essential, informed dialogue on the critical governance issues shaping our communities. It’s where the conversation about change happens. [Watch and subscribe here: https://www.youtube.com/@CIVICSPACETV Shows on Civic Space TV (8 Weekly Programs) The
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- [Privacy Policy](https://ccgea.org/privacy-policy/) - PRIVACY POLICY FOR CIVIC SPACE APPLICATIONEffective Date: 1st August 2025 Last Updated: 1st August 2025 1. IntroductionCivic Space (“we,” “our,” or “us”) values your privacy and is committed to protecting the personal information you share with us. This Privacy Policy explains how the Civic Space App (Incident Reporting App) (“the App”) collects, uses, stores, and
- [Hope Initiative Club / Youths And Students' Programs](https://ccgea.org/hope-initiative-club-youths-and-students-programme/) - A comprehensive students & youth program in universities.“Protection and promotion of fundamental and other human rights and freedoms.” Islamic University in Uganda5th September 2025Hope Initiative Club Members of the Islamic University in Uganda (IUIU Mbale)Yesterday organised their internal debates.#InterUniversityDebates #CCGHopeInitiativeClub Kampala University5th September 2025Hope Initiative Club, Kampala University convened for their internal debates.#InterUniversityDebates #CCGHopeInitiativeClub Uganda
- [DIGITAL LIBRARY](https://ccgea.org/digital-library/) - Knowledge Hub Welcome to our Digital Library—a centralized hub for publications, policy briefs, research reports, legal documents, and other resources related to constitutional governance, democracy, and human rights. Explore our growing collection to stay informed, support advocacy efforts, and access reliable information that empowers civic engagement and policy dialogue. AllAnnual ReportsFocus on ParliamentPartnerships ReportsPublicationsStrategic PlanTraining
- [EVENTS & ACTIVITIES](https://ccgea.org/events-activities/) - Events We host a wide range of events and activities aimed at promoting dialogue, awareness, and action around constitutional governance. These include public forums, workshops, legal clinics, advocacy campaigns, stakeholder round tables, and community outreach initiatives. Our events bring together citizens, experts, and decision-makers to engage on key issues, share knowledge, and drive positive change.
- [Contact Us](https://ccgea.org/contact-us/) - Call Us +256 392 176 925 +256 759 710 775 Visit Us Here Plot 14, Muwafu Road, Ntinda Kampala, Uganda Open Hours Mon - Fri: 8.00 am. - 5.00 pm. Leave a Reply We are waiting for you on our office in Ministers’ Village, Ntinda or in way, contact us via the contact form below
- [Elections](https://ccgea.org/elections/) - CCG Executive Director, Dr Sarah Bireete is the chairperson of the East and Horn of Africa (EHORN) and Global Network of Domestic Election Monitors (GNDEM) that connects over 245 regional networks & individual nonpartisan citizen observation. Experiential Learning Seminar on Electoral Integrity and Advocacy Dr. Sarah Bireete Address 25th March 2025"While some countries have upheld
- [Public Interest Litigation](https://ccgea.org/public-interest-litigation/) - Center for Constitutional Governance carries out public interest litigation on matters that affect political responsiveness. CCG carries out public interest litigation on matters that affect political responsivenessToday, 8th May 2025, the Constitutional Court granted the Attorney General and Respondent’s request for a two-day extension to update their written submissions to reflect the recent significant amendments
- [Civic Education](https://ccgea.org/civic-education/) - Objective: “To promote constitutional governance in the region.” Youth Creative Design Competition 2015. The Youth Creative Design Competition took place from 15th August 2015 to 30th August 2015 where youths were encouraged to participate in elections and exercise their Right to Vote. It is important to note that we can only decide who our leaders
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- [CIVIC SPACE APP](https://ccgea.org/civic-space-app/) - Civic Space App is a tool that was created by Center for Constitutional Governance (CCG), in partnership with and with support from Voice Oxfam. Upon launch of the civic space app on Android, CCG identified Human Rights Defenders , Artists , Journalists , University Students and Activists to be trained on how to download and
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- [Protection of Sovereignty Act No. 7 2026](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/protection-of-sovereignty-act-no-7-2026/) - The Protection of Sovereignty Act, 2026 was enacted to safeguard Uganda’s sovereignty by regulating the activities of individuals and organizations acting on behalf of foreign interests within the country. The Act establishes a framework for registering and monitoring “agents of foreigners,” particularly where their activities may influence political processes, government policy, public administration, or national
- [Uganda Cabinet Integrity Analysis 2026](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/uganda-cabinet-integrity-analysis-2026/) - The document “Cabinet, Parliament, Judiciary: Uganda’s Accountability Crisis in the Seventh Term” is an integrity analysis that examines the records of selected Cabinet appointees, Parliamentary leaders, and the Chief Justice in Uganda’s 2026–2031 government. It argues that Uganda’s governance institutions are facing a deep accountability crisis marked by selective enforcement of anti-corruption and integrity laws.
- [THE PROTECTION OF SOVEREIGNTY ACT](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/the-protection-of-sovereignty-act/) - The “Protection of Sovereignty Act, 2026” is a proposed Ugandan law designed to protect the sovereignty, national interests, and governance systems of Uganda from foreign influence and interference. The Act establishes a framework for regulating “agents of foreigners,” defined as individuals or organizations acting on behalf of foreign entities in political or governance-related activities. It
- [The Final Protection of Sovereignty Act, 2026 Bill](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/the-final-protection-of-sovereignty-act-2026-bill/) - The “Protection of Sovereignty Act, 2026” is a proposed Ugandan law aimed at safeguarding the country’s sovereignty, national security, governance systems, and public order from foreign influence and interference. The Act establishes a legal framework to regulate individuals, organizations, and entities acting on behalf of foreign actors, particularly in matters related to government operations, electoral
- [GNSEI Principles for Democratic Electoral Reform Processes](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/gnsei-principles-for-democratic-electoral-reform-processes/) - The “Principles for Democratic Electoral Reform Processes” document by the Global Network for Securing Electoral Integrity (GNSEI) outlines key guidelines for conducting credible, transparent, and inclusive electoral reforms that strengthen democracy and public trust. The document emphasizes that electoral reform processes are just as important as the reforms themselves because they shape political competition and
- [A Response to H.E The President on the Protection of Sovereignty Bill 2026.](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/a-response-to-h-e-the-president-on-the-protection-of-sovereignty-bill-2026/) - This document is a response to President Yoweri Museveni regarding the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026, focusing on concerns that the version presented before Parliament differed significantly from the one allegedly approved by Cabinet. The report argues that the Bill was fundamentally altered through what the authors describe as “fraudulent insertion” of extraneous provisions, particularly
- [The New Protection of Sovereignty Bill 2026](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/the-new-protection-of-sovereignty-bill-2026/) - This document provides a detailed summary and analysis of the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026 as passed by the Parliament of Uganda at Third Reading on 5 May 2026. It explains that the Bill was heavily amended from its original version after widespread criticism from stakeholders including the World Bank Group, Bank of Uganda, civil
- [Minority Report by Hon Segoona dissenting from the majority decision on the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/minority-report-by-hon-segoona-dissenting-from-the-majority-decision-on-the-protection-of-sovereignty-bill-2026/) - This document is a Minority Report dissenting from the majority decision on the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026, arguing that the Bill is fundamentally flawed both procedurally and substantively. The minority highlights that the Bill was developed and processed with insufficient public consultation, violating constitutional principles that place sovereignty in the hands of the people.
- [Minority Report from the Office of the Leader of Opposition opposing the majority committee’s position on the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026.](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/minority-report-from-the-office-of-the-leader-of-opposition-opposing-the-majority-committees-position-on-the-protection-of-sovereignty-bill-2026/) - This document is a Minority Report from the Office of the Leader of Opposition opposing the majority committee’s position on the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026. It argues that the Bill is being rushed through Parliament without proper procedure, consultation, and adherence to parliamentary rules. The report criticizes the committee process itself, highlighting procedural irregularities,
- [Dissenting report by Gilbert Olanya on the Protection of the Sovereignty Bill 2026](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/dissenting-report-by-gilbert-olanya-on-the-protection-of-the-sovereignty-bill-2026/) - This document is a dissenting report by Gilbert Olanya opposing the majority position on the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026. While acknowledging the importance of protecting Uganda’s sovereignty, the minority argues that the Bill is fundamentally flawed in its current form. It highlights major concerns such as vague and inconsistent definitions—especially around terms like “foreigner”
- [Dissent From The Decisions Of The Majority On The Protection Of Sovereignty Bill, 2026](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/dissent-from-the-decisions-of-the-majority-on-the-protection-of-sovereignty-bill-2026/) - The document is a dissenting report by Kiwanuka Abdallah opposing the majority decision of Parliament’s joint committees on the proposed Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026. It argues that the Bill was rushed through without adequate public consultation, violating constitutional principles that place sovereignty in the hands of the people. The minority contends that the process
- [Minority Report of the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Defence and Internal Affairs and Legal and Parliamentary Affairs on the Consideration of the Protection of Sovereignty Bill,2026.](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/minority-report-of-the-parliamentary-joint-committee-on-defence-and-internal-affairs-and-legal-and-parliamentary-affairs-on-the-consideration-of-the-protection-of-sovereignty-bill2026/) - The object of this Bill is to enact a law that seeks to provide for the protection of the sovereignty of the people of Uganda; to designate the department responsible for peace and security as the responsible entity for the registration and regulation of agents of foreigners; to provide for the protection of the sovereignty
- [Report of the Joint Committee on Defence and Internal Affairs and the Committee on Legal and Parliamentary Affairs on the Protection of Sovereignty Bill,2026](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/report-of-the-joint-committee-on-defence-and-internal-affairs-and-the-committee-on-legal-and-parliamentary-affairs-on-the-protection-of-sovereignty-bill2026/) - The Joint Committee (hereafter referred to as “the Committee” has examined the Bill, taking into account submissions from stakeholders, and now presents its Report. This Report sets out the Committee’s analysis of the Bill’s objectives, key provisions, and likely effects, together with a synthesis of stakeholder views recommendations to Parliament.JustificationTo require the Minister of finance
- [CCG Memorandum to Parliament about Protection of Sovereignty Bill 2026](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/ccg-memorandum-to-parliament-about-protection-of-sovereignty-bill-2026/) - The document critically analyzes the constitutionality of Uganda’s Protection of Sovereignty Bill 2026, highlighting legal violations and recommendations.Introduction and Executive SummaryBill aims to protect sovereignty by regulating foreign agents and activities.Contends the Bill is unconstitutional, with high vulnerability to legal challenge.Recommends dropping several provisions, especially those granting broad ministerial powers.Assesses cumulative constitutional risks as very
- [Quick Guide on Writing a Memorandum to Parliament.](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/quick-guide-on-writing-a-memorandum-to-parliament/) - This document provides guidance on preparing two types of memoranda to Parliament—one high-level summary and one detailed clause-by-clause analysis—focused on legislative concerns and recommendations.Overview of Memorandum FormatsThe general format emphasizes key issues, problems, international comparisons, and actionable recommendations, supported by research and legal references. It includes a structured cover page, introduction, key issues with suggested solutions,
- [An analysis of the implications of the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026 for Journalists, Media Managers and Owners.](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/an-analysis-of-the-implications-of-the-protection-of-sovereignty-bill-2026-for-journalists-media-managers-and-owners/) - This document analyzes the implications of Uganda’s Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026, highlighting its threats to press freedom, media operations, and constitutional rights.Overview of the Bill: The Bill, introduced in Parliament to purportedly protect Uganda from foreign interference, broadly restricts foreign funding, cross-border information sharing, and critical reporting. It shifts regulation from transparency to a state-permission
- [Report on the Nakivubo Channel Wetland System](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/report-on-the-nakivubo-channel-wetland-system/) - A report published in 2015 by the World Bank outlines several challenges with water quality and pollution the Nakivubo Drainage and Wetland System, including:● “40% of the population lives in unplanned, densely populated informal settlements that lack basic provision of water, storm drainage, sewage treatment, and solid waste collection…● Nakivubo Wetland, the most dominant in
- [The Protection of the Sovereignty Bill 2026, Memorandum](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/the-protection-of-the-sovereignty-bill-2026-memorandum/) - BILLS SUPPLEMENT No. 5The summary below highlights the bill’s purpose, the problems it addresses, the remedies it proposes, and the main regulatory mechanisms it introduces. This approach ensures a clear, actionable overview for policy makers, legal professionals, or stakeholders interested in Uganda’s legislative efforts to protect national sovereignty. DEFECTS IN THE EXISTING LAWDespite Uganda’s efforts to
- [A Joint Press Statement by Ugandan Citizens on The Protection Of Sovereignty Bill, 2026](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/a-joint-press-statement-by-ugandan-citizens-on-the-protection-of-sovereignty-bill-2026/) - A Threat To All! – The Universal Danger Of The Protection Of Sovereignty Bill, 2026 The document is a joint Ugandan citizens’ call to oppose the proposed Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026, which threatens constitutional rights, democratic governance, and economic stability. ​Overview The bill, presented as a safeguard against foreign interference, is criticized as an
- [A Legal Brief on the 2021 Elections in Uganda](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/a-legal-brief-on-the-2021-elections-in-uganda/) - Overview: The document provides a legal analysis of the 2021 elections in Uganda, assessing electoral laws and their compliance with international standards. ​ Introduction The electoral process in Uganda is defined by the Constitution and various laws. ​ The 2020/21 elections faced significant challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic and political tensions. ​ The report
- [The Civic Space Handbook](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/the-civic-space-handbook/) - An Awareness, Personal Security Tool Kit and Training ManualPrepared for: Center for Constitutional Governance (CCG), Copyright Institute Uganda (CIU) and Human Rights Network for Journalists (HRNJTo make a contribution towards the furtherance of protection for HRDs, the Centre for Constitutional Governance (CCG), and its consortium partner members; Copyright Institute Uganda (CIU); and Human Rights Network
- [CCG Briefing Note On UPDF 2025 (Amendment Bill)](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/ccg-briefing-note-on-updf-2025-amendment-bill/) - The Bill seeks to streamline the composition of Defense forces and establish a health care service for its members. It establishes a medical Board; define service offenses; Court martial; military court and reserve force and provides for restructuring courts martial in accordance with Article 129 (1) (d) of the constitution. The bill proposes membership and
- [Center For Constitutional Governance Organization Profile](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/center-for-constitutional-governance-organization-profile/) - Center for Constitutional Governance (CCG) is a regional organization based in Uganda and reaches out to the Eastern Countries of Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi and South Sudan with a cardinal goal of strengthening constitutional governance by bridging the gaps in governance and challenges in policy and regulatory framework.CCG seeks to promote constitutional governance in the
- [Event Report: East African Internet Governance Forum Panel Discussion](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/event-report-east-african-internet-governance-forum-panel-discussion/) - The panel discussion, “Artificial Intelligence and Digital Democracy: Tackling Behavior and Information Manipulation in Contemporary Democratic Processes”, took place on September 12, 2024, at Serena Hotel in Kampala, Uganda, as part of the East African Internet Governance Forum (EAIGF) 2024 Conference. Organized by EAIGF and curated by Kampala Analytica, with support from the Centre for
- [Selected Articles for Hope Initiative Club Engagements.](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/selected-articles-for-hope-initiative-club-engagements/) - (The Preamble, Articles 1,2,3, 17 & Chapter 4 (Articles 20-54))The PreambleWE THE PEOPLE OF UGANDA:RECALLING our history which has been characterised by political and constitutional instability;RECOGNISING our struggles against the forces of tyranny, oppression and exploitation;COMMITTED to building a better future by establishing a socioeconomic and political order through a popular and durable national Constitution
- [Policy Brief on the Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO) Act, 2016 (as amended)](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/policy-brief-on-the-non-governmental-organizations-ngo-act-2016-as-amended/) - This assessment was commissioned by the Center for Constitutional Governance (CCG) with support from the GIZ Civil Society in Uganda Support Programme (CUSP) co-financed by the European Union and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and implemented by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) to assess the impact of the NGO
- [Policy Brief; NGO Policy 2010](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/policy-brief-ngo-policy-2010/) - This assessment was commissioned by the Centre for Constitutional Governance (CCG) with support from the GIZ Civil Society in Uganda Support Programme (CUSP II), co-financed by the European Union and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and implemented by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ). The study sought to provide an
- [Policy Brief NGO Act, CAP 109](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/policy-brief-ngo-act-cap-109/) - This assessment was commissioned by the Centre for Constitutional Governance (CCG) with support from the GIZ Civil Society in Uganda Support Programme (CUSP) co-financed by the European Union and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and implemented by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) to assess the impact of the NGO
- [State of Nation Address 2025](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/state-of-nation-address-2025/) - The document is the State of the Nation Address delivered by President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni of Uganda, outlining the country’s progress, challenges, and future priorities as of June 2025.State of the Nation Address OverviewThe State of the Nation Address by President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni highlights Uganda’s progress in various sectors, emphasizing economic growth, security, and
- [The Uganda Peoples' Defence Forces (Amendment) Bill, 2025](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/the-uganda-peoples-defence-forces-amendment-bill-2025/) - The document outlines the Uganda Peoples Defence Forces Amendment Bill 2025, detailing proposed changes to military law and welfare. ​Policy PrinciplesThe Bill aims to amend the Uganda Peoples Defence Forces Act Cap. ​ 330 to improve the structure and welfare of Defence Forces. ​It seeks to establish a Health Care Service and Medical Board for
- [Report on the Joint Committee on Defence & Internal Affairs & Legal and Parliamentary Affairs on the UPDF Amendment Bill 2025.](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/report-on-the-joint-committee-on-defence-internal-affairs-legal-and-parliamentary-affairs-on-the-updf-amendment-bill-2025/) - The document discusses the Uganda Peoples Defence Forces Amendment Bill 2025, addressing military justice, healthcare, and veteran affairs. ​Introduction The Uganda Peoples Defence Forces Amendment Bill 2025 was introduced on May 13, 2024, for parliamentary scrutiny. ​ The Joint Committee on Defence and Internal Affairs reviewed the bill with various stakeholders. ​ Policy Principles of the Bill ​ The
- [CCG - Voice Project Annual Report 2022](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/ccg-voice-project-annual-report-2022/) - The document is an annual report detailing the progress and impact of the CCG-Voice project in Uganda, focusing on community engagement, rights awareness, and capacity building among marginalized groups.Project Progress and AchievementsThe project has made significant strides in community engagement and rights awareness among marginalized groups in Mbale City. Key activities included workshops, community sensitization,
- [Revised Inception Report assessment of NGO laws & Policy.](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/revised-inception-report-assessment-of-ngo-laws-policy/) - The document is an inception report assessing the impact of the NGO legal policy framework and recent amendments on the operation of NGOs in Uganda.Review of NGO Legal and Policy FrameworkThis assessment evaluates the impact of the NGO Policy 2010, the NGO Act, and the recent NGO (Amendment) Act 2024 on the operations of NGOs
- [Meeting Report: Pre-launch of the ReCIPE Project at Oxfam Offices.](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/meeting-report-pre-launch-of-the-recipe-project-at-oxfam-offices/) - Introduction to the ReCIPE ProjectThe Recentering the Civic Internet through Partner Engagement (ReCIPE) Digital Rights Project, supported by the European Union and implemented by Oxfam in Uganda and the Center for Constitutional Governance for a span of years with overall aim to safeguard and promote digital rights in the evolving technological landscape. Its scope includes
- [YR1- ReCIPE Narrative Report](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/yr1-recipe-narrative-report/) - This report therefore details actions that have been taken by both Oxfam in Uganda and the Center for Constitutional Governance (CCG) to cultivate a rights respecting digital ecosystem that is value based, and safe civil society actors and human rights defends. This report details the different engagements that were actualized with the concerned stakeholders that
- [End of Voice Project Report - Grantee Partners (IF-IL-SO) 2022-23](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/end-of-voice-project-report-grantee-partners-if-il-so-2022-23/) - CCG is excited to present the end of VOICE project report. The project commenced on 1st January 2022 and ended on 31st December 2023.The first month of project inception as more of learnings from the prime partner (VOICE). Two workshops were conducted which informed the current activities and way of doing things by the rights
- [CCG- Voice Project Annual Report 2023](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/ccg-voice-project-annual-report-2023/) - How do you think the project has progressed in this reporting period? Do you feel that you are on track?▪ The project continued to amplify voices of market women, boda boda riders, youths (both the employed and unemployed youth), women most at risk, local artists and minorities to the local leaders to ensure that their
- [CCG Strategic Plan 2017 - 2022](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/ccg-strategic-plan-2017-2022/) - Center for Constitutional Governance (CCG) is a regional organization based in Uganda and reaches out to the Eastern Countries of Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi and South Sudan with a cardinal goal of strengthening constitutional governance by bridging the gaps in governance and challenges in policy and regulatory framework.CCG seeks to promote constitutional governance in the
- [CCG Strategic Plan 2022-2027](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/ccg-strategic-plan-2022-2027/) - The CCG Strategic Plan 2022-2027 provides the guiding framework for the Organization’s work for this five-year period in an effort to contribute towards the realization of its vision. The Strategic Plan builds on our previous efforts and experiences and seeks to consolidate our past achievements, refocus our interventions, improve our response and cause greater impact.
- [Online Training on Digital Rights and Online Advocacy.](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/online-training-on-digital-rights-and-online-advocacy/) - The rapid expansion of the internet and digital technologies revolutionized communication, access to information, and participation in society. However, this digital transformation also raised challenges regarding the protection, respect, and promotion of rights in the online space. Digital rights became essential for safeguarding privacy, freedom of expression, access to information, and the right to participate
- [The Context of Digital Rights as Uganda Prepared for Elections.](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/the-context-of-digital-rights-as-uganda-prepared-for-elections/) - As Uganda prepared for the upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections in 2026, the role of digital technology in the electoral process had been growing steadily. By this time, Uganda had 18.9 million internet subscribers, equating to approximately 46 internet connections for every 100 Ugandans. However, despite this growth, radio remained the most widely accessible technology,
- [Physical Training on Digital Rights and Emerging Technologies.](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/physical-training-on-digital-rights-and-emerging-technologies/) - Objective of the TrainingThe primary objective of the training was to equip participants with the necessary knowledge, skills, and attitudes required to promote and protect digital rights, online safety, and the responsible use of emerging technologies in Uganda.Target GroupThe training was attended by the following number and categories of participants;• Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) (19)•
- [CCG 2017 Annual Report](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/ccg-2017-annual-report/) - HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEARCCG held a number of Meetings both in the universities and with the general population on constitutional literacy and the broad civic education campaign on governance and development in Uganda including key sessions on gender, human rights and oil governance in Uganda.The major highlight of the year was the training of trainers
- [CCG 2018 Annual Report](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/ccg-2018-annual-report/) - HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEARCCG held a number of Meetings at regional and international levels as well as those in the universities and with the general population on shrinking civic space, constitutional literacy and the broad civic education campaign on governance and development in Uganda including key sessions on gender, human rights and oil governance in
- [CCG 2019 Annual Report](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/ccg-2019-annual-report/) - Center for Constitutional Governance-CCG is a constitutional watchdog established to promote constitutional governance by building a center that empowers citizens to fully enjoy their constitutional rights. CCG key programs include; Constitutionalism and Constitutional Literacy through Hope Initiative a university student’s programme, Social Justice Campaigns, Public Interest Litigation, Research and Documentation including citizen’s civic engagements. On
- [CCG 2020 Annual Report](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/ccg-2020-annual-report/) - Partnership engagementsProject implementation under Action Aid UgandaBackground:The project sought to promote and increase youth participation in elections by creating civic awareness and implementing, youth focused interventions for increased young people participation in electoral related activities. The project further sought to make the citizen central in electoral cycles by petitioning courts of all for creation of
- [CCG Annual Report 2021](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/ccg-annual-report-2021/) - The year 2021 was very difficult for the NGO fraternity in Uganda. Civic Space kept shrinking from the effects of Covid-19 and its restrictions, post-election environment and the actions of state actors.CCG, like all other players found itself in this working environment but none the less, we built resilience around digital advocacy and the necessary
- [CCG Annual Report 2022](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/ccg-annual-report-2022/) - BackgroundThe Center for Constitutional Governance with its implementing partners, The Copyright Institute of Uganda (CIU), and Civic Space TV have registered tremendous success in program implementation this year. This year has seen great improvements in the quality of productions on the Civic Space TV both in the studio outlay and the caliber of personalities hosted
- [CCG 2023 Annual Report](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/ccg-2023-annual-report/) - BackgroundThe Center for Constitutional Governance with its implementing partners, The Copyright Institute of Uganda (CIU), and Civic Space TV have registered tremendous success in program implementation this year. This year has seen great improvements in the quality of productions on the Civic Space TV both in the studio outlay and the caliber of personalities hosted
- [CCG 2024 Annual Report](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/ccg-2024-annual-report/) - Programs and ActivitiesCCG implemented a number of programs and activities within its thematic and programmatic areas namely: Constitutionalism; the University Students’ Program delivered through the Hope Initiative Clubs; Engagements on Civic Space TV. There were also several activities with cross cutting themes which were implemented in the reporting period.ConstitutionalismConstitutionalism emphasizes the rule of law, separation
- [Re-Centering The Civic Internet](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/re-centering-the-civic-internet/) - A handbook on emerging Technologies and the Digital Civic Space in UgandaIn the rapidly evolving digital landscape, civic engagement has become more accessible at the same time more complex.Recognizing the dual challenges and opportunities within Uganda’s digital space, the Center for Constitutional Governance (CCG), incollaboration with Oxfam and EU, launched the Re-centering the Civic Internet
- [Advocacy Manual for Civic Education Campaign on Governance, Accountability and Development.](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/advocacy-manual-for-civic-education-campaign-on-governance-accountability-and-development/) - This advocacy tool has been designed in such a way that it gives basic information about the selected topics including the international standards and practices. The advocacy tool also explores some practices nationally as a way of linking the topics to practical examples and highlighting the challenges and gaps during implementation of each thematic topic.
- [Uganda Country Forum Conference Report 2025.](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/uganda-country-forum-conference-report-2025/) - Theme: Fostering a Conducive Environment for Credible, Free, Fair, and Peaceful 2026 General Elections in Uganda.On Thursday, July 3, 2025, the Center for Constitutional Governance (CCG), in collaboration with the Uganda National NGO Forum (UNNGOF) and the Alliance for Finance Monitoring (ACFIM), and with support from the East and Horn of Africa Election Observers Network
- [The Political Parties and Organizations (Amendment) Bill, 2025](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/the-political-parties-and-organizations-amendment-bill-2025/) - The object of the Bill is to amend the Political Parties and Organizations Act, Cap 178 to restrict Government funding and other public resources provided to political parties and political organizations that are represented in Parliament to only political parties and organizations that are members of the National Consultative Forum. The Political Parties and Organizations
- [ANNUAL REPORT (2025)](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/annual-report-2025/) - This document is the 2025 annual report of the Center for Constitutional Governance (CCG), highlighting its activities, programs, and reflections on Uganda’s constitutional milestones and democratic governance in East Africa.2025 Milestone for Uganda’s Constitutional GovernanceThe 2025 report highlights Uganda’s 30th anniversary of the 1995 Constitution, emphasizing constitutionalism, civic engagement, and democratic reforms through key programs
- [The Protection of the Sovereignty Bill, 2026](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/the-protection-of-the-sovereignty-bill-2026/) - Protection of Uganda's sovereignty through regulation of foreign agents, funding, foreign policy, electoral interference, and government operations. Introduction and ApplicationDefines key terms: agent of foreigner, foreigner, department, disruptive activities, person, and currency point.Applies to persons acting as foreign agents, including political activities, funding, representation, and influence. ​Also covers representatives of diplomatic missions, with specific provisions.Administrative
- [CCG 2015 Annual Report.](https://ccgea.org/portfolio/ccg-2015-annual-report/) - HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEARCCG held a number of Meetings both in the universities and with the general population on constitutional literacy and the broad civic education campaign on governance and development in Uganda including key sessions on voter education on the general elections of 2016, gender, human rights and oil governance in Uganda.OUR WORKConstitutional Literacy

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