The Communication, Branding and Marketing Department, in collaboration with Kabale University’s Faculty of Law, invites you to KAB Chats Episode 14, part of the Legal Awareness Series. This session will explore “Domestic Relations in Uganda: Examining Marriage, Cohabitation, and Potential Pitfalls in the Proposed Marriage Bill, 2024.”
This insightful discussion will focus on the legal framework governing marriage in Uganda, including who can marry, the essential features of a valid marriage, and the different types of recognized marriages. Additionally, the session will provide a critical analysis of the proposed reforms in the Marriage Bill, 2024, highlighting their potential impact on domestic relations and family law.
Participants will have the opportunity to engage with legal experts, enhancing their understanding of marriage laws and proposed legislative changes in Uganda.
Key Topics to Be Discussed:
- Who Can Marry? – Understanding legal eligibility for marriage in Uganda.
- Salient Features of a Valid Marriage – Exploring the elements required to constitute a valid marriage.
- Various Types of Marriage in Uganda – Examining the distinctions and legal frameworks for customary, civil and other forms of marriage.
- Reflection on Proposed Reforms in the Marriage Bill, 2024 – Analyzing the implications, challenges and potential pitfalls of the proposed legislation.
Speakers:
- Dr. Kabaseke Charlotte – Dean, Faculty of Law
- Dalton Odomoch – Assistant Lecturer, Faculty of Law
- Haawa Ruhweza – Assistant Lecturer, Faculty of Law
Host/Moderator
- Godfrey Joseph Sempungu – Principal Communications Officer
Why Attend?
This session is ideal for students, legal professionals and individuals interested in understanding Uganda’s evolving domestic relations laws. Participants will gain valuable insights into current legal practices, proposed reforms and their societal implications.
How to Join:
Click here to attend: bit.ly/KabChats
Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with legal experts and expand your understanding of domestic relations in Uganda!