Conviction Southern African muti Muti and body-part belief Kayunga, Uganda · 2022

Uganda v. Sentongo: infant murder and aggravated trafficking for ritual exploitation

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Core record

Evidence status

Convicted

Authority role

ritual practitioner and procurer

Organization

No organization assigned

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The cited record identifies ritual demand and trafficking for exploitation as the material spiritual doctrine, practice, authority, or pretext connected to the documented harm. The relevant authority role is ritual practitioner and procurer.

Ritual, oath, or initiation

Evidence structure

Proceedings

2022-09-21 · judgment

High Court of Uganda. Convictions for murder and aggravated trafficking.

Documented coercion mechanisms

ritual demand
trafficking for exploitation

Cited record

Sources

court judgment Uganda v. Sentongo and Another, Criminal Session Case 227 of 2018, [2022] UGHCCRD 124.: The High Court judgment records convictions arising from the trafficking and killing of an infant for ritual exploitation and sets out the evidence supporting the ritual nexus.

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Source and tier basis: https://ulii.org/en/akn/ug/judgment/ughccrd/2022/124/eng@2022-09-21 Corpus classification: court; evidentiary role: judgment.
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