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This research aims to examine the influence of indigenous legal knowledge systems on Uganda's contemporary law practice.

February 23, 2026Open Access

Indigenous Legal Knowledge Systems in Uganda's Law Practice Comparative Analysis

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Comparative analysis reveals indigenous legal systems influence land rights disputes in Uganda, highlighting the need for inclusive legal reforms.

This research aims to examine the influence of indigenous legal knowledge systems on Uganda's contemporary law practice.
Qualitative analysis through semi-structured interviews
Interviews with legal practitioners, community leaders, and customary court judges
Case studies from various regions of Uganda
Data triangulation for validation
Indigenous knowledge systems significantly impact the adjudication process in a third of traditional court cases
Key areas of influence include land rights and inheritance disputes
Calls for legal education reforms to integrate indigenous jurisprudence
Recommendations for policymakers to support community-based justice initiatives

Mrs Caroline Price (2000) studied this question.

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Comparative analysis reveals indigenous legal systems influence land rights disputes in Uganda, highlighting the need for inclusive legal reforms.