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NEW: Press release on Kenyan refugees (April 08)
Special bulletin: RLP's Special bulletin on urban IDPs (March 08)
Briefing paper: What About Us? The Exclusion of Urban IDPs From Uganda's IDP Related Policies and Interventions (Dec 07)
Press Release: Burundians Fear Possibility of Forced Return (Oct 07)
Peace, Recovery and Development Plan for Northern Uganda (PRDP) (Sept 07)
World Refugee Survey 2007 launch (July 07)
Conference Presentation: The False Polarisation of Peace and Justice in Uganda (June 07)
Briefing Paper: Rapid Assessment of Population Movement in Gulu and Pader (June 07)
Working Paper 21: Partial Justice: Formal and Informal Justice Mechanisms in Post Conflict West Nile (May 07)
Working Paper 20: "Giving out their daughters for their survival": Refugee self-reliance, 'vulnerability', and the paradox of early marriage (Apr 07)
Briefing Paper : Repatriation Exercise in Rhino Camp Refugee settlement, Arua district (Apr 07)
Workshop Report: Beyond Juba: Building Consensus on a Sustainable Peace Process for Uganda (Feb 07)
Special Report (off site): Humanitarian Protection in Uganda: A Trojan Horse? by Chris Dolan & Lucy Hovil (Dec 06)
Briefing Paper: Madi Okollo Refugee Settlement (Dec 06)
Legal Resource: Refugees Act 2006 (Nov 06)
Briefing Paper: Refugees in Rhino Camp and Arua Town (Oct 06)
The Refugee Law Project, in partnership with the Faculty of Law, Makerere University, and the Human Rights Peace Centre (HURIPEC), officially launched the Beyond Juba Project in December 2007. For more information about the Project, please visit www.beyondjuba.org
Check out the second issue of the Peace Talk Newsletter, a publication of the Beyond Juba Project intended to engage Ugandan teenagers with issues central to peace and justice released on Monday 21st April 2008 in the Daily Monitor newspaper.
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Welcome
The Refugee Law Project (RLP) seeks to ensure fundamental human rights for all asylum seekers, refugees, and internally displaced persons within Uganda. Ultimately, we envision a country that treats all people within its borders with the same standards of respect and social justice.
We work to see that all people living in Uganda are, as specified under national and international law, treated with the fairness and consideration due fellow human beings.