Lex Uganda

Lex Uganda is a mobile legal-reference library designed to make Ugandan laws easier to find, read and revisit.

IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: Lex Uganda is independently developed. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or representative of the Government of Uganda or any government entity. Lex Uganda does not provide government services.

Official government information sources:

• Uganda Law Reform Commission — Laws of Uganda portal:
https://publications.ulrc.go.ug/

• Parliament of Uganda — Acts of Parliament:
https://www.parliament.go.ug/acts

• Uganda Law Reform Commission — Index of the Laws of Uganda:
https://www.ulrc.go.ug/blog/index-of-laws-of-uganda/

These official links are also available inside the app under “Official sources & legal disclaimer.” Individual document citations are shown on law details pages when available.

Browse available legal documents by category, search across provisions using ordinary words, and move directly to the section you need. A structured reader makes long documents easier to navigate, while bookmarks, private notes and reading progress help you continue your research.

Key features:

• Browse Uganda's available laws and legal documents
• Search titles, chapters, articles, sections and phrases
• Read documents in a clear, structured layout
• Bookmark important provisions
• Add private notes while reading
• Download available documents for offline access
• Adjust text size and use dark mode
• Use the core library as a guest
• Sign in to synchronize notes, bookmarks and reading progress across devices

Lex Uganda provides legal information for reference and education and does not provide legal advice. Laws can be amended, repealed or renumbered. For decisions with legal consequences, verify the text through the official government links above or consult a qualified legal professional.