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Ssemakadde defends his “radical, not extreme” approach
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The Observer
Chief Justice Alfonse Owiny-Dollo had demanded that Ssemakadde apologize to justice Musa Ssekaana and former Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Jane Frances Abodo, whom he allegedly insulted.
“To be radical is not extremism, it is necessary,” he said in a recent virtual address to ULS members.
Through his Radical New Bar (RNB) movement, Ssemakadde has sought to “reset” the practice of law.
He counters that the justice system itself is in crisis.
To Ssemakadde, access to justice is tied to wider inequalities in education, healthcare, and employment.
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