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"The law affects every member of our society, so we all have an interest in ensuring that it is relevant, responsive, effective, accessible and just. Your participation in the Law Commission’s work, and in the ongoing renewal of our legal system, is essential. Get involved and make a difference!"

Who we are

The Uganda Law Reform Commission was established in 1990 by the Uganda Law Reform Commission Act Cap 25. Prior to this enactment, law reform was the responsibility of the department of the law reform and law revision of the Ministry of Justice, which had been set up in 1975. With the promulgation of the Constitution in 1995, the commission became a constitutional commission by virtue of article 248 of the constitution....(more)

The Law Reform Department of the ULRC was actualised in June 2002. The Department is headed by a Commissioner and deputised by an Assistant Commissioner and other technical staff. It has three sections;...More >>		The Law Revision Centre was setup by the Government of Uganda as a department under the Uganda Law Reform Commission, with assistance of the European Union (EU) funding. Our mission is to contribute to the sustainable development and an equitable and just legal system through revision, harmonization, development and reform of the law....More >>		The Law Revision Centre was setup by the Government of Uganda as a department under the Uganda Law Reform Commission, with assistance of the European Union (EU)...More >>