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Betrayal of the Ugandan Republic: Why the So-Called “Protection of Sovereignty Bill 2026” Is an Assault on Uganda’s Constitution and People
April 19, 2026
Power Over Justice: Why Hybrid Courts Reveal the Truth About International Law
April 13, 2026
New Book by Obote Odora is a Magnum Opus on Uganda’s Colonial Legacies and Postcolonial Tyranny
July 10, 2025
New Book by Dr. Obote Odora Renders a Critical Examination of Post-Colonial Africa
January 4, 2024
Book Review: White Man’s God Black Man’s Burden and the Bible as a Reconditioned Vehicle
July 13, 2022
New Book By Dr Alex Odora: White Man’s God-Black Man’s Burden
May 15, 2022
Book Review: Hybrid Courts: Lessons From Rwanda and Sierra Leone by Dr Obote Odora
August 16, 2021
Why the West support dictatorship in Black Africa?
April 5, 2021
Challenges of Addressing Acts of Terrorism in Non-International Armed Conflicts
December 26, 2019
Non-State Armed Groups in Africa: What are their legal status and obligations?
December 7, 2019
Dictators Who Murder Their Own People Should be Brought to Justice
October 25, 2019
About the Website
October 22, 2019
Defining International Terrorism
October 16, 2019
Freedom of Expression in Armed Conflict Situations
October 8, 2019
Doctrine of Military Necessity and Role of Religious Institutions: A Commentary
October 3, 2019
Guilty Plea Negotiations for Serious Crimes: Lessons Learnt from the ICTR
October 1, 2019
Drone Warfare and Disproportionate Civilian Deaths: A Commentary
September 20, 2019
Defining International Terrorism
September 17, 2019
Power and Law
September 17, 2019
Lessons Learned by the OTP in the Conduct of Appeals
September 15, 2019
Genocide on Trial: Normative Effects of the Rwanda Tribunal’s Jurisprudence
September 15, 2019
Criminal Responsibility of Journalists under International Criminal Law: The ICTR Experience
September 13, 2019
Amsterdam Centre for International Law
September 13, 2019
Publications by Alex Obote Odora
September 9, 2019
Drafting of Indictments for the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
September 9, 2019
Words matter: Incitement to Commit Serious Crimes
September 9, 2019
Understanding and Fighting Genocide Ideology
September 1, 2019
Investigation and Case Selection
September 1, 2019
Collateral Damage: A Dangerous Omission in the Law of Armed Conflicts
August 30, 2019
Annual Meeting of EAC Chief Justices: 7th and 8th December, 2009 Nairobi – Kenya
August 30, 2019
Re-thinking the law on United Nations Peace Enforcement in the context of Security Council Resolution 2098 (2013)
August 30, 2019
A Brief Profile of Alex Obote-Odora
August 17, 2019
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Betrayal of the Ugandan Republic: Why the So-Called “Protection of Sovereignty Bill 2026” Is an Assault on Uganda’s Constitution and People

Statement by Dr. Obote Odora Recent developments, including speculation about international movements such as LNG transit and unrelated security deployments abroad, must not distract Ugandans from a far more urgent…
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Posted by Alexodora April 19, 2026
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Power Over Justice: Why Hybrid Courts Reveal the Truth About International Law

I. The Architecture of Justice: Law, Power, and the Post-Conflict World Hybrid Courts: Lessons from Rwanda and Sierra Leone by Obote Odora is fundamentally an argument about the uneasy, often…
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Posted by Alexodora April 13, 2026
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New Book by Obote Odora is a Magnum Opus on Uganda’s Colonial Legacies and Postcolonial Tyranny

The Ghost of Empire: How British Colonialism Forged a Nation of Shadows Uganda, as meticulously dissected in Betrayal and Dependency, is not a nation born of organic cultural consensus but…
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Posted by Alexodora July 10, 2025
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New Book by Dr. Obote Odora Renders a Critical Examination of Post-Colonial Africa

In "A Critical Examination of Post-Colonial Africa," Dr Alex Odora, the book's author, delves deep into the complex issue of decolonization of the African continent, offering a thought-provoking and uncompromising…
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Posted by Alexodora January 4, 2024
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Book Review: White Man’s God Black Man’s Burden and the Bible as a Reconditioned Vehicle

The Book is a Major Contribution to Africa's Liberation By Dr Terence Paito From the onset, Africans in Angola, Congo, South Africa, Uganda, Zimbabwe etc. resisted Christianization. In Uganda for…
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Posted by Alexodora July 13, 2022
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New Book By Dr Alex Odora: White Man’s God-Black Man’s Burden

Are there any logical reasons to believe in a White Christian God? Given the feeble arguments for God’s existence, one might reasonably suspect – that is, if one lived on…
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Posted by Alexodora May 15, 2022
Betrayal of the Ugandan Republic: Why the So-Called “Protection of Sovereignty Bill 2026” Is an Assault on Uganda’s Constitution and People
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Betrayal of the Ugandan Republic: Why the So-Called “Protection of Sovereignty Bill 2026” Is an Assault on Uganda’s Constitution and People

Statement by Dr. Obote Odora Recent developments, including speculation about international movements such as LNG transit and unrelated security deployments abroad, must not distract Ugandans from a far more urgent…
Posted by Alexodora April 19, 2026
Power Over Justice: Why Hybrid Courts Reveal the Truth About International Law
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Power Over Justice: Why Hybrid Courts Reveal the Truth About International Law

I. The Architecture of Justice: Law, Power, and the Post-Conflict World Hybrid Courts: Lessons from Rwanda and Sierra Leone by Obote Odora is fundamentally an argument about the uneasy, often…
Posted by Alexodora April 13, 2026
New Book by Obote Odora is a Magnum Opus on Uganda’s Colonial Legacies and Postcolonial Tyranny
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New Book by Obote Odora is a Magnum Opus on Uganda’s Colonial Legacies and Postcolonial Tyranny

The Ghost of Empire: How British Colonialism Forged a Nation of Shadows Uganda, as meticulously dissected in Betrayal and Dependency, is not a nation born of organic cultural consensus but…
Posted by Alexodora July 10, 2025
New Book by Dr. Obote Odora Renders a Critical Examination of Post-Colonial Africa
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New Book by Dr. Obote Odora Renders a Critical Examination of Post-Colonial Africa

In "A Critical Examination of Post-Colonial Africa," Dr Alex Odora, the book's author, delves deep into the complex issue of decolonization of the African continent, offering a thought-provoking and uncompromising…
Posted by Alexodora January 4, 2024
Book Review: White Man’s God Black Man’s Burden and the Bible as a Reconditioned Vehicle
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Book Review: White Man’s God Black Man’s Burden and the Bible as a Reconditioned Vehicle

The Book is a Major Contribution to Africa's Liberation By Dr Terence Paito From the onset, Africans in Angola, Congo, South Africa, Uganda, Zimbabwe etc. resisted Christianization. In Uganda for…
Posted by Alexodora July 13, 2022
New Book By Dr Alex Odora: White Man’s God-Black Man’s Burden
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New Book By Dr Alex Odora: White Man’s God-Black Man’s Burden

Are there any logical reasons to believe in a White Christian God? Given the feeble arguments for God’s existence, one might reasonably suspect – that is, if one lived on…
Posted by Alexodora May 15, 2022
Book Review: Hybrid Courts: Lessons From Rwanda and Sierra Leone by Dr Obote Odora
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Book Review: Hybrid Courts: Lessons From Rwanda and Sierra Leone by Dr Obote Odora

The most recent book from esteemed legal scholar Dr Alex Obote-Odora is a robust contribution in his efforts bending us toward justice. For anyone with even a passing interest about…
Posted by Alexodora August 16, 2021
Why the West support dictatorship in Black Africa?
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Why the West support dictatorship in Black Africa?

Viewed in that context, the post-colonial Africa’s burden therefore lies in the continued reliance on Western colonial laws and institutions developed by the colonisers to maintain white domination and undermine…
Posted by Alexodora April 5, 2021
Challenges of Addressing Acts of Terrorism in Non-International Armed Conflicts
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Challenges of Addressing Acts of Terrorism in Non-International Armed Conflicts

Introduction The international community, under both the League of Nations and the United Nations, have historically found it problematic to reach a consensus position on legal definition of terrorism. In…
Posted by Alexodora December 26, 2019
Non-State Armed Groups in Africa: What are their legal status and obligations?
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Non-State Armed Groups in Africa: What are their legal status and obligations?

International and non-international armed conflicts have been fought, intermittently, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), since 1997. A number of African States joined the armed conflicts, fighting on either…
Posted by Alexodora December 7, 2019

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