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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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Core Member Intitutions
  Ministry of Justice and Constitutional affairs
Ministry of Internal affairs
The Judiciary
Uganda Prisons
Uganda Police Force
The Director of Public rosecutions
The Judicial Service Commission
Uganda Law Reform Commission
Uganda Human Rights Commission
Ministry of Local Government (Local Council Courts)
 
Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development (Probation services & Juvenile Justice)
 
 
JLOS Publications

 

Final JLOS SIP II Narrative 2008

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ANNUAL JLOS PROGRESS REPORT

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TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE STUDY REPORT 2007

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JLOS BUDGET FRAMEWORK PAPER FY2008-2009

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FINAL SEMI ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT DECEMBER 2007

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FRAMEWORK FOR COOPERATION BETWEEN UHRC AND JLOS

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Aide Memoires

 

AIDE MEMOIRE COVERING 12TH REVIEW

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FINAL AIDE MEMOIRE-11TH REVIEW

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FINAL AIDE MEMOIRÉ TENTH REVIEW

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