Samuel Mukira Mohochi v Attorney General of the Republic of Uganda [2013] RC 4 (KLR)
- Court
- RC
- Case number
- 4
- Citation
- [2013] RC 4 (KLR)
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TypeHuman Rights ViolationPostureAppeal from a first instance judgmentCoramJohnston Busingye, John Mkwawa, Isaac Lenaola
Holding
Uganda's actions were illegal, unlawful, and in violation of the Applicant's rights under the Treaty and Protocol.
Facts
The Applicant, a Kenyan citizen and human rights defender, was denied entry to Uganda and detained at Entebbe International Airport.
Issues
- Uganda's obligations under the Treaty and Protocol regarding entry of Partner State citizens
- Due process of law for Partner State citizens
- Inconsistency of Uganda's Citizenship and Immigration Control Act with the Treaty and Protocol
Reasoning
The Court held that the denial of entry and detention of the Applicant violated his rights under the Treaty and Protocol, and that Uganda's actions were inconsistent with the requirements of the Treaty and Protocol.
Outcome
Affirmed
Orders
- Each party shall bear its costs
Authorities cited
Legislation (3)
- East African Community Treaty
- East African Common Market Protocol
- East African Court of Justice Rules of Procedure
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