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The 1995 Ugandan Constitution: History, Provisions, and the 1996 Transition
"The 1995 Constitution of Uganda, frequently referred to as the 1996 Ugandan Constitution due to its first full year of implementation and the landmark 1996 general elections, is the supreme law of the Republic of Uganda. Promulgated on October 8, 1995, it replaced the 1967 "Pigeonhole" Constitution, establishing a framework for democratic governance, human rights, and the separation of powers. Understanding the "1996" Designation and Constitutional Origins While the document is formally the 1995 Constitution of the Republic of Uganda, it is inextricably linked to 1996 in the public consciousness and legal research. This is because 1996 marked..."
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