The concept of patient confidentiality is nearly as old as the practice of health professions and has evolved over the years, from one jurisdiction to the other. The duty of patient confidentiality can be a fundamental human right, an ethical duty, or a legal duty. Under the Saudi Arabian jurisdiction, the concept of patient confidentiality has evolved around its Shari’ah-based (Islamic) legal culture, its history, and the concept of universality of human rights. Patient confidentiality is ...
ABSTRACT.The research analyzes the protection of ethnic minorities in Uganda and it was done inUganda. The study was guided by the research objectives.The research looks at the origin of the marginalization if the Basongora ethnic minority andwhat caused the same. It also looks at the problems faced by the Basongora ethnicminority and how the government has dealt with the aforementioned problem. Theresearch analyzes the legal framework and government policy on the protection ofminoritie...
TABLE OF CONTENTS• Acknowledgement• Dedications• Declarations• List of AbbreviationsCHAPTER ONE:Background to the Study• Introduction and Background of the study• Statement of the Problem• Definition of key terms• Scope of the study• Objective of the Study• Hypothesis• Justification and Significance of the study• Review of Literature• Methodology• Arrangement of chapters• BudgetCHAPTER TWO:The Legal and Policy Framework.• Introduction• Constitutional Pro...
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ABSTRACTThe phenomenon of terrorism has brought so many challenges to InternationalHumanitarian Law. This dissertation analyses the provisions of InternationalHumanitarian Law which prohibit acts of terrorism and the legal issues raised byresponses to terrorist acts, i.e. by counter-terrorist operations or, as politiciansand the media have come to call it, "the war on terrorism". It has consideredthe views of various scholars regarding the status of so-called "unlawfulcombatants" and th...
ABSTRACTAn environmental law right has not been defined but vanous authorities, authors andenvironmentalists have categorized several of those human rights both substantive andprocedural rights to effect environmental law rights.The international instruments protecting these rights like Article 24 of African Charter onHuman and People's Rights (ACHPR) which states "All people have a right to generalsatisfactory environment favorable to the development"The other convention is the Intern...
ABSTRACTIt is expected by any society that they pay tax to raise government revenues so that in return thesociety is provided with all the services from the government. These are social services.maintaining law and order, ensuring defense and hosting other undeiiakings which the state feelsare better be provided by itself, like health services. Tax payment is not a new idea in Tanzaniamainland because it has had taxation system since the turn of the century all with the aim of beinga han...
AbstractThe researcher carried out the study on death penalty and human rights inUganda a case study in Kampala.The researcher discussed the following topic in chapter one. An overview, deathpenalty and intemational and domestic instruments, effects of death penalty and conclusion and recommendations.
ABSTRACTThis dissertation entails the right to bail as one of the fundamental rights that arestipulated under Article 23 of the constitution of the Republic of Uganda 1995 asamended.The research is intended to critically examine whether the right to bail as enshrined inthe constitution has been practically administered in the courts of law, by examining thelegal machinery aimed at protecting and enforcing these rights and how the state hascontributed to its enforcement among others.The ...
This study investigated "The impact of administrative conflicts 011 service delivery in local governments in Uganda: the case of Mayuge district." Because of this, there was need to establish whether administrative conflicts in local governments were caused by the gaps and violation of the legal framework in a decentralized environment and how it impacts on employee performance and service delivery. The study particularly sought to establish causes; examine the impact of conflict on empl...
ABSTRACTWe have seen for a very long time how Uganda as a country has been flooded by refugees fromall over the world however the greatest inflow of refugees was from the Congolese people afterthe first and second Congo war which caused a whole lot of them to migrate from their countryse!"king for shelter and safety in the neighbming countries, Uganda however welcomed many ofthose and along the years they became petmanent residents waiting for the Congo war tosubsidize and eventually t'e...
ABSTRlJCTThe study examined the role of women in conllict resolution in northern Uganda case study ofbar-dcge division Gulu 111unicipality Gulu district The study specific objectives were to find outthe role women in conflict resolution in northern Uganda. ;\ descriptive research design \\asapplied because it enabled the researcher to describe hm, political. social and ccono111iccontribution ofwo111en towards the prevailing peace.The research includes literature from various authors for ...
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Abstracthis study explored and described all factors connected to defilement cases in Uganda.Legislation on defilement was examined as to whether it's weak or strong. The study exploredfactors for continued raising cases of defilement in Uganda. It considered whether such casesare successful prosecuted and whether the courts orders passed in defilement cases areenforced. The factors responsible for the unsuccessful enforcement of court orders indefilement cases were looked into. Recomme...