Amend the citizenship laws of Uganda; So many Ugandans are stateless.
Citizenship is a legal status that grants an individual rights and responsibilities in relation to a state. For emphasis, it is between state and individual (not state and ethnic community or tribe). According to Article 10, a person who was born in Uganda and whose parents are from one of the ethnic groups that were present in Uganda as of 1926 is considered a citizen of Uganda by birth. In Uganda, there is no known registry of ethnic community members. There is no citizenship origin that dates from 1926, and 1926 has no legal significance in Ugandan citizenship. In my percipience, it seems to have been strongly intended to keep some individuals from different areas out. Upon a careful construction of the said article in relationship with the third schedule to the Uganda Constitution 1995 and for the reasons stated herein, I think the time is exact for government to consider an amendment of article 10 provide for the citizenship, identification and certification of borderline and ot...