Uganda Muslim Supreme Council embarks on journey to amend their constitution

The council plans to redraw its constitution to include groups that had been excluded such as women, youth, children, persons with disabilities, and set guidelines for new and planned elections at all levels.

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Godfrey Kabyanga(right),State minister of ICT and National guidance with members of the Uganda Muslim supreme council at the media centre ahead of their address on February 18.Photo by Miriam Namutebi

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The Muslim Supreme Council (UMSC) Constitution review commission has released the road map for collecting views for the constitutional review process.

From Tuesday the team will begin collecting views from Kampala

Uganda Muslim Supreme Council embarks on journey to amend their constitution

The council plans to redraw its constitution to include groups that had been excluded such as women, youth, children, persons with disabilities, and set guidelines for new and planned elections at all levels.

Godfrey Kabyanga(right),State minister of ICT and National guidance with members of the Uganda Muslim supreme council at the media centre ahead of their address on February 18.Photo by Miriam Namutebi

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