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How Lawyer Ssemakadde Won Law Society Presidency

Uganda Law Society

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September 28, 2024
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How Lawyer Ssemakadde Won Law Society PresidencyBy Our Reporter

KAMPALA

THROUGH his character of radicalism, activism, fearlessness and unconventional approach to defending justice , lawyer Isaac Ssemakadde raced to becoming the incoming Uganda Law society president .

Speaking immediately after his victory , Mr has pledged to serve with integrity and tackle moral bankruptcy within the judiciary.

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In his victory speech, Ssemakadde emphasized the collective responsibility of the legal fraternity to promote justice and unity. “This victory belongs to all of us – each member who believes in the strength of our collective voice, the power of justice, and the importance of unity in our legal fraternity.”

He further stated, “I am deeply humbled and honored by the trust you have placed in me. I am committed to serving you with integrity, transparency, and unwavering dedication.”

Ssemakadde, known for his unconventional style, has taken on numerous public interest litigation cases that his peers have shied away from, demonstrating his commitment to justice.

As President, he aims to advance the values of the Uganda Law Society, ensuring a brighter future for the profession and the country.

Ssemakadde’s campaign centered around four key pillars: Decolonization, which involves challenging existing power structures and promoting African values; Demilitarization, aimed at reducing military influence in governance; Democratization, promoting participatory democracy and human rights; and Digital Transformation, leveraging technology to enhance access to justice.

His commitment to tackling moral bankruptcy is rooted in his belief that the judiciary should serve with integrity. As a lawyer, Ssemakadde has built a reputation for being a fierce advocate for human rights and the rule of law.

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