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Religion and politics: the legal regulation of religious organisations in Uganda — 2016 - present
With increased visibility and social activism of religious actors and organisations in many post colonial African states, the legal governance of religious organisations has come into tension with citizenship rights and freedoms. This is the case in Uganda in recent years, where the state government...
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Department of Religious Studies
2025
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