Electronic banking in Uganda the modes, risks and the legal challenges of electronic banking
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2014-05
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Kampala International University.College Of Law
Abstract
This research thesis is intended to analyze the law pertaining children rights in
relation to street children in Kampala.
The historical genesis and development of the children's rights provisions will
generally be reviewed under literature review, but much emphasis will be on
the post period from 1990 to date when Uganda started Ratifying the
international conventions
Research is geographically centered on Kampala as a case study, being the
capital city of Uganda and the most urban and commercial center in Uganda.
Kampala is the city with the highest population of street children.
Kampala with a big population of street children, whose rights are grossly
abused with impunity despite several legislations and conventions established
to ensure the welfare of children. The researcher intends to analyze the
conditions children grow through in their daily life the various forms of
suffering experienced by the street children, the causes of the suffering. Also to
assess the role of the stakeholders such as government institutions and non
government organizations in promoting and protecting children's rights and to
what extent they have performed these roles.
Appropriate research questions in form of questionnaires, interviews, and
general observations
Finally, the researcher will come up with recommendations and the way
forward followed by general conclusion
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Research dissertation submitted to the board of examiners in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of a bachelors degree of Laws at Kampala International University
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Electronic banking, Uganda, Modes, risks, Legal challenges, Electronic banking