Uganda Law Society Abolishes Colonial Judicial Etiquette

The Uganda Law Society has abolished the use of "My Lord" and "My Lady" titles for judges, along with the practice of bowing, as part of an ongoing effort to dismantle colonial structures within the country's justice system.

8 Jul, 13:30 — 8 Jul, 13:30

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Uganda Law Society abolishes use of My Lord, My Lady, bans bowing to judges

This is his latest attempt to change what he calls the colonial structure of Uganda's justice system. The post Uganda Law Society abolishes use of My Lord, My Lady, bans bowing to judges appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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