Chapter Four UG
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We are a non-profit legal and advocacy organization.
We mobilize domestic, regional, and international legal expertise to provide cutting-edge public interest and strategic litigation and legal representation, first line legal support, research, and advocacy as a means to access justice, obtain redress for the abuse of civil liberties and protect human rights. Chapter Four Uganda gives priority to the cases with the greatest impact (far-reaching impact), as well as those involving the most vulnerable, minorities, and least represented groups.
20/01/2026
Chapter Four’s statement on the indefinite suspension of the organization’s NGO permit.
“We consider this suspension unjustified and are pursuing all available administrative and legal measures to restore our operational status as soon as possible.”
Statement on the suspension of Chapter Four Uganda’s NGO Permit Chapter Four Uganda notes with concern the indefinite suspension of our NGO Permit by the National Bureau for Non-Governmental Organisations (NGO Bureau). Similar suspensions also affected nine other civil society organizations. The suspension is based on vague allegations that we engaged in activit...
Joint Anti-Terrorist Task Force (JAT) officers brutalize BBS TV Journalist, Ivan Mbadi, during Bobi Wine’s campaigns in Kween district. His camera was destroyed during the attack.
We strongly condemn rising incidents of attacks on journalists for covering acts of brutality by security forces ahead of the polls.
Journalism is not a crime. We call on the Uganda Police Force to ensure safety of journalists and other media workers. Responsible authorities, including the Uganda Human Rights Commission - UHRC and the Director of Public Prosecutions, should inquire into these documented crimes to bring perpetrators to account.
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24/12/2025
As we get close to the end of another year of collective efforts towards a fairer and more just society, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has stood with us in defending human rights, justice, and dignity in Uganda.
This season, we celebrate the courage of all who continue to speak truth to power, protect the vulnerable, and work toward a freer, fairer, and more just society. Your resilience and solidarity have been our greatest strength.
May the holidays bring you rest, peace, and renewed resolve for the year ahead.
Happy Holidays! ✨
10/12/2025
The systematic erosion of fundamental ideals of dignity and freedom in Uganda through state-sponsored violence, brutality, arbitrary arrests, and a declining state of rule of law is deeply worrying. See our statement on this Human Rights Day for more details.
Human Rights Day, 2025: Urgent call to end electoral violence The systematic erosion of fundamental ideals of dignity and freedom through state-sponsored violence, brutality, arbitrary arrests, and a declining state of rule of law is deeply worrying, Chapter Four Uganda said today. As Uganda prepares for the 2026 General Elections, the past month has witnessed...
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