The Refugee Law Project (RLP) seeks to ensure fundamental human rights for all asylum seekers, refugees, and internally displaced persons within Uganda. 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, as specified under national and international law, are treated with the fairness and consideration due fellow human beings.

Public launch of Working Paper no.22; To Codify or Not? Exploring the Place of Traditional Justice in Uganda. Friday 10^th July 2009, 3:00pm, Imperial Royale Hotel

The Refugee Law Project, under its video advocacy programme, has produced documentaries to show the work being done at RLP, as well as highlight the plight of forced migrants in Uganda.

•  Refugees Act National Launch  The Refugees Act 2006 of Uganda was officially launched on 18 June 2009 during which occasion, Dr Chris Dolan, Director - RLP, was given an opportunity to make remarks. DOWNLOAD the remarks.
•  "Gender Against Men" documentary  
  "Gender Against Men" is an advocacy oriented documentary exposing the hidden world of sexual and gender based violence against men in the conflicts of the Great Lakes Region of Africa.
  Download the Poster and read the Responses from some people who've watched it.
   
  Also read Press release; NOBODY IS IMMUNE: Gender Against Men
•  Rwandese refugees repatriation  The RLP made a Press statement in response to the decision to repatriate all Rwandese refugees in Uganda by 31 July 2009, published in the Daily Monitor newspaper of 15th May 2009, pg 39.
•  PeaceTalk Newsletter  
  Read the 9th issue of the PeaceTalk Newsletter, a publication of the Beyond Juba Project intended to engage Ugandan teenagers with issues central to peace and justice, published on 14th June 2009 in the Daily Monitor newspaper.