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About
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The
Justice Law and Order Sector (JLOS) is a reform
process ongoing across the entire justice
sector through a sector wide approach.
It is an innovative approach adopted in 2001,
the first of its kind in Africa involving
the administration of justice and maintenance
of law and order.It increases communication,
coordination and cooperation among several
stakeholders who collectively implement reforms
that have been drawn from a single policy
and expenditure plan, under the leadership
of the Government of Uganda.
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The
Justice Law and Order Sector (JLOS)
is a reform process ongoing across the
entire justice sector through a sector
wide approach. It is an innovative approach
adopted in 2001, the first of its kind
in Africa involving the administration
of justice and maintenance of law and
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Mission:
To ensure all people in Uganda live
in a safe and just society.
Goal:
To enhace quaity of life and ensure that poverty
in Uganda is eliminated.
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Purpose:
To improve
the safety of the persson, security of property
and access to justice in order to encourage
economic development and to benefit the poor
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Policy
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The
search for a speedy and fair solution to a
land dispute, or a safe and value free forum
to be heard in a domestic violence case; or
the opportunity to be consulted and informed
as a victim in a criminal case; or even settlement
of a contractual dispute, all happen in the
daily lives of people. The JLOS is therefore
committed to continue and improve on the needs
of the people and their aspirations of the
justice system, which are so related to their
livelihood and opportunities in their life.
This is demonstrated through the focus on
land justice, family justice, criminal justice
and commercial justice.
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