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Police Deployed in Poland Amid High-Level Judicial Stand-Off

Police have been deployed in Poland following a stand-off over control of the nation's top court after two senior justices were suspended.

Erias Lukwago's Bail Bid: Health Crisis or High-Stakes Political Chess?

The High Court is set to rule on Erias Lukwago's bail application on July 30, as his legal team cites a litany of serious health conditions worsened by prolonged detention.

Court Gives Security Agencies 3 Days to Account for Missing Muwanga Kivumbi Amid Mounting Pressure and Rumours

High Court Justice Collins Acellam orders the CDF and IGP to report within three days on Muwanga Kivumbi's whereabouts, as unconfirmed rumours of torture continue to swirl.

High Court to Hear Erias Lukwago Bail Application on July 24 Amid Health Concerns and Treason-Related Charges

The High Court will hear Erias Lukwago's bail application on July 24, as a Mulago medical report details serious chronic conditions worsened during his remand.

The Besigye Saga: Two Years of Detention, Legal Manoeuvres, and the Shadow of Power

Nearing two years in detention since his abduction from Kenya, Dr. Kizza Besigye's treason trial has become a test of judicial independence and political tolerance in Uganda.

Lukwago Committed to High Court: A Test for Uganda's Judiciary Amid Political Tensions

DPP formally indicts former Kampala Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago on misprision of treason charges, a month after his contested arrest at his Wakaliga home.

Lukwago's Lawyers Push for India Medical Transfer as Health Crisis Deepens

As his treason case advances to the High Court, Erias Lukwago's legal team is seeking his transfer to India for urgent specialist medical care.

School Ordered to Pay Shs5 Million Over Corporal Punishment

In a landmark ruling, a Ugandan school has been ordered to compensate a former pupil Shs5 million for injuries from corporal punishment.

Kizza Besigye Treason Trial Resumes Amid Lawyer Intimidation Claims

The High Court treason trial of Dr. Kizza Besigye resumes under tight security, with the court ordering state-funded lawyers after reports of intimidation of the defence team.

Former Minister Matembe Charged with Sectarianism and Remanded

Former minister Miria Matembe has been charged with sectarianism and remanded to Luzira Prison, sparking debate on political expression and unity.

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