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Uganda
Practice Relating to Rule 51. Public and Private Property in Occupied Territory
Uganda’s Code of Conduct (1986) instructs troops to “never take anything in the form of money or property from any member of the public” and “to pay promptly for anything you take in cash”.
Uganda, Code of Conduct for the National Resistance Army (NRA), Legal Notice No. 1 of 1986 (Amendment), 23 August 1986, § A(2) and (3).
Uganda’s Operational Code of Conduct (1986) provides: “The offence of undermining relationship with the civilian population shall include … trespassing on civilian property; … failing to pay for goods purchased”.
Uganda, Operational Code of Conduct for the National Resistance Army (NRA), Legal Notice No. 1 of 1986 (Amendment), 23 August 1986, § 12(c) and (e).
Uganda’s National Resistance Army Statute (1992) punishes any “person subject to military law who … commits any offence against the property … of any inhabitant or resident of a country in which he is serving”.
Uganda, National Resistance Army Statute, 1992, Section 35(e).
