THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY SITUATION IN UGANDA
The people of Uganda are yet to harness the true potential of Intellectual property (IP)....
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The Implications of granting Telecommunications companies access to the National Identity Card Database
I have learned with surprise-and a hint of dismay, that the Government, through the Uganda...
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Social Media & the Sub Judice rule
The advancement of technology in the field of television broadcasting and social media has had...
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Should websites and social media pages be liable for users’ comments
INTRODUCTION The Internet represents a communications revolution. It makes instantaneous global communication available cheaply to...
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Information Is The New Oil
While Privacy/data protection is not always directly mentioned as a separate right in constitutions, nearly...
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IMAGE RIGHTS & THEIR IMPORTANCE IN UGANDA’S LEGAL FRAMEWORK
In order to understand what image rights are, it’s probably best to understand where they...
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Fighting Facebook, the French way
Almost everyone with a phone has a Facebook account. By April 2016, Facebook had over...
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Electioneering and Extremism in the Digital Age
The Collaboration on International ICT Policy for East and Southern Africa (CIPESA), under the OpenNet...
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E-Commerce and Consumer Rights: Applicability of Consumer Protection Laws In Online Transactions In Uganda
Uganda in the recent years has been experiencing an exponential boom in e- commerce. New...
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Defamation in the Age of the Internet
The Internet represents a communications revolution. It makes instantaneous global communication available cheaply to anyone...
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