Wednesday, May 7, 2025
The Local Uganda
  • News
    • Buganda
    • East
    • West
    • North
    • Africa
    • World
  • Sports
    • Uganda Premier League
    • Rugby
    • More sport
  • Lifestyle
    • Art & Film
    • Sex
    • Music
    • Celebs
    • Food & Travel
  • Business
    • Enterprise
    • Markets
    • Agriculture
    • Auto
    • Property
    • Technology
  • Blogs
  • More
    • Contact Us
No Result
View All Result
  • News
    • Buganda
    • East
    • West
    • North
    • Africa
    • World
  • Sports
    • Uganda Premier League
    • Rugby
    • More sport
  • Lifestyle
    • Art & Film
    • Sex
    • Music
    • Celebs
    • Food & Travel
  • Business
    • Enterprise
    • Markets
    • Agriculture
    • Auto
    • Property
    • Technology
  • Blogs
  • More
    • Contact Us
No Result
View All Result
The Local Uganda
No Result
View All Result

1100 defilers remain unprosecuted

Sadiiki Adams by Sadiiki Adams
August 30, 2018
in News
1 min read
Broke DPP threatens to close offices across the country

Director of Public Prosecutions, Mike Chibita

Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

Eleven thousand defilement cases remain unprosecuted by the Directorate of Public Prosecutions.
DPP Mike Chibita yesterday discussed statistics of the defilement cases reported to his office for prosecution, from the year 2015/2016 to 2017/2018.

Justice Chibita was launching a reception and holding space for child victims and witnesses, at his office in Kampala.

Justice Chibita noted that during the process of handling their work, they have always encountered challenges managing children who come into conflict with the law, child victims of crime, child witnesses to crime and juvenile offenders.

He said the number of cases handled in 2017/2018 totals to 4,500, a figure much smaller than the number of defilement crimes quoted in the annual crime report of the Uganda Police Force, which stands at 14,000.

This shows a gap of about 11,000 cases that are not prosecuted.

Sadiiki Adams

Sadiiki Adams

Related Posts

Op-Ed: A Lottery That’s Changing Lives In Uganda

Op-Ed: A Lottery That’s Changing Lives In Uganda

April 9, 2025
Police Probe $4.9 Million ‘Gold Heist’ Involving City Lawyer Kyagaba Isaac of Dentons, Foreign Investors

Police Probe $4.9 Million ‘Gold Heist’ Involving City Lawyer Kyagaba Isaac of Dentons, Foreign Investors

March 13, 2025
Young women from Africa are offered jobs and a free flight to Russia.What do you need to know about the Alabuga Start program?

Young women from Africa are offered jobs and a free flight to Russia.What do you need to know about the Alabuga Start program?

March 11, 2025
Please login to join discussion

© 2020 The Local Uganda

No Result
View All Result
  • News
    • Buganda
    • East
    • West
    • North
    • Africa
    • World
  • Sports
    • Uganda Premier League
    • Rugby
    • More sport
  • Lifestyle
    • Art & Film
    • Sex
    • Music
    • Celebs
    • Food & Travel
  • Business
    • Enterprise
    • Markets
    • Agriculture
    • Auto
    • Property
    • Technology
  • Blogs
  • More
    • Contact Us

© 2020 The Local Uganda

Mel bet