Muduli Geodfrey, a 75 year old Male resident of Butokolo, Iganga district is beyond overjoyed as he shares his road to justice. ‘In 1974, I mortgaged my land at a fee of 10,000 shillings per year and later left the village without trace for a long period.

Obote married a man who was originally from Zaire and gave birth to two daughters. Unfortunately he passed on in 1982 leaving behind 7 acres of land. Mathew Muzungu was elected as the family heir;

In 2016, the father of Ali, Isma, Umar and Kasim, all residents of Bwayunga A, Kaliro district wanted to sell their land covering 60*276 Meters which their grandfather had given to them.

As a result of our intervention, Wakaliga John Bosco our client was reinstated back to his job which he had lost as a result of unfair termination.

12 single mothers were enabled to recover, own and control properties including land and bicycle which their in-laws and family members had wrongfully taken from them or tress passed upon as well as accessed basic needs for their children from the fathers of their children.

Oluka Sara a 34-year-old single mother of three in Amolatar district who recovered her bicycle from a one Okello Godwin her brother in law who had taken away the bicycle from her following her husband death.  She reported a case to PLA partner CBO in Amolatar in March 2018 to which the paralegal intervened resulting into Godwin returning Sara’s bicycle. Okello was educated on the rights of women/ widows to inherit and manage their late husband’s property without disturbance which he appreciated. He even apologized to Sara.

“In January 2016 I bought an acre of land at 1,400,000/= from Sara Akullo. I had accumulated this money from selling goats and cows for over 8 months hence I was struggling to get it.