Digital rights violations rarely appear as abstract legal problems. They surface as unlawful surveillance, misuse of personal data, exclusion from services, or discriminatory automated decisions. ADiJUST uses strategic litigation to confront these injustices and influence the laws and systems shaping Africa’s digital future.
Urgent representation, bail applications, and evidence preservation for imminent digital-rights injustices.
Support for underserved individuals and communities to understand, defend, and enforce their digital rights.
Cases addressing systemic violations to establish precedents that protect people beyond the immediate parties.
Negotiation and mediation for timely, rights-respecting outcomes without prolonged proceedings.
Concise information on the background, status, and significance of matters undertaken or supported by ADiJUST.
A landmark decision affirming the PDPO’s jurisdiction over multinational technology companies, ordering Google LLC to register and comply with Uganda’s data protection laws.
Read case →Pending InvestigationChallenges the alleged collection, transfer, and commercial use of sensitive reproductive health data belonging to Ugandan users of the Flo application.
Read case →OngoingA regional communication on foreign access to sensitive health data from African national health systems, seeking continent-wide standards for health data governance.
Read case →OngoingSupport for individuals facing arrest, prosecution, or intimidation connected to the exercise of their digital rights. More than 20 individuals assisted to date.
Read case →All requests are reviewed confidentially. Submission does not automatically create a lawyer client relationship or guarantee representation. Currently available in Uganda.
