National Objectives and Directive Principles of State Policy > Last >>I General I. Implementation of objectives. The following objectives and principles shall guide all organs and agencies of the State, all citizens, organisations and other bodies and persons in applying the Constitution and any other law and policy decisions. The President shall report to Parliament and the nation at least once a year, all steps taken to ensure the realisation of these policy objectives and principles. Political objectives II. Democratic principles. (e.g. rule of law, regular fair elections) This is to encourage active participation of all citizens in their own governance and access to leadership positions at all levels; decentralisation of government functions and powers; wide representation in the composition of Government and the independence of civic organisations to carry out their objectives. III. National unity and stability. This is to work towards the promotion of national unity, peace and stability; the integration of all peoples of Uganda taking into account the various political, cultural, and other interests; promoting the culture of cooperation, tolerance and respect for each other’s customs and beliefs; establishing institutions for the peaceful resolution of conflicts; and providing a stable political environment necessary for economic development. IV. National sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity. This is to ensure that the State and the citizens of Uganda at all times defend the independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of Uganda; build national strength in all spheres to avoid undue dependence on other countries and institutions and to mobilise and empower Ugandans to build independent and sustainable foundations for the country’s development. Protection and promotion of fundamental and other human rights and freedoms V. Fundamental and other human rights and freedoms. This...
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