A cost-benefit analysis report on the legal aid policy, which shows that establishing such a policy would be beneficial.
A coalition of non-governmental organisations that advocate for access to legal services for the poor is calling on the government to set a national legal aid policy to enable ordinary Ugandans access justice.
Officials of the Legal Aid Service Providers Network launched a cost-benefit analysis report on the legal aid policy, which shows that establishing such a policy would be beneficial.
Cabinet has been reviewing proposals for the policy but has long been demanding a certificate of financial implication and the potential benefits for the country if such a policy framework was to be established.
The launch of the report was attended by the Deputy Attorney General Mwesigwa Rukutana.
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