Umutoni v Uganda [Criminal Appeal No. 855 of 2014] (12 June 2019)
The accused appealed against the decisions of the high court in a case where she took two Rwandese teenage girls to Uganda under the guise of obtaining jobs. While there, the girls were repeatedly raped by their male hosts.
Uganda v Nakoupuet [Criminal Case No. 109 of 2016] (25 January 2019)
Accused brought dowry to adult victim’s parents, who then physically forced her to go with accused. Accused then forcefully raped victim.
Uganda v Alimocan [Criminal Sessions Case No. 0114 of 2018] (6 September 2018)
Accused, disguised as a mother who just gave birth to a premature baby, was admitted into a health clinic and stole a 3-day old baby from the mother.
Rwalinda v Uganda [Criminal Appeal No. 03 of 2015) (6 October 2017)
Rwalinda was a witchdoctor and promised a client 8,000,000 UGX in exchange for a child to sacrifice. The client brought Rwalinda a male toddler, who was found 4 days later murdered, mutilated, and missing his jaw and tongue – consistent with ritual killing.
Senoga Sentumbwe v Uganda [Criminal Appeal No. 03 of 2014] (2 August 2017)
Accused 2 brought a toddler to Accused 1, a witchdoctor, at Accused 1’s request to assist in solving Accused 2’s personal issue. A mob intervened upon seeing Accused 2 with the child at Accused 1’s shrine, resulting in the rescue of the child and arrests of Accused 1 and Accused 2.
Uganda v Accused (Public Redacted) [Criminal Sessions Case No. 0052 of 2017] (1 August 2017)
Accused was seen appearing to conduct witchcraft like ritual with 2 children.
Mugerwa v Uganda [Criminal Appeal No. 066 of 2016] (20 April 2016)
A1 (father of deceased child) appealed the conviction and sentence of death. The appeal confirmed the punishment. A1 and A2 (witch doctor) both received the death penalty under the PTIP Act.
El Termewy v Awdi & 3 Others [Civil Suit No. 95 of 2012] (20 January 2015)
Plaintiff, a Lebanese national, was recruited from Beirut to work in Uganda as a manager but instead worked various duties in inhuman working and living conditions, and had his passport confiscated.
Uganda v Mudeega [Criminal Session Case No. 166 of 2011] (30 May 2013)
Accused, with others, paid a 9-year-old boy’s father to obtain the child with intent to sell him to a buyer in Kenya.
Uganda V Natukunda [HCT-00-ICD-CR-SC-001-2012] (1 March 2013)
Accused recruited victims by deception to work in shops in China but instead forced them into prostitution.