In recognition of the special needs and requirements of LDCs, in particular their need for flexibility to develop a viable technological base and to overcome constraints, the TRIPS Agreement (Article 66.1) allows LDCs to seek an extension of the transition period.

CEHURD Moot Competition 2018

The increasing prevalence of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), particularly cancers, heart disease and stroke, is emerging as a major public health challenge facing Uganda. The rise in rates of NCDs has been attributed to, among other reasons, high rates of tobacco smoking and poor lifestyle and dietary habits. The 2006 Uganda Demographic and Health Survey (UDHS) reveals that up to 75% of Ugandans who suffer from NCDs get them due to tobacco use and exposure.

5th Annual National Inter-University Constitutional Law Moot Court Competitions

Motion for a resolution of parliament urging government to institute measures to address maternal mortality ad other maters incidental thereto