The Makerere Law Journal is a renowned publication that serves as a platform for discourse on the "immense problems of law". Established in 1971 by the Makerere Law Society, the Journal has evolved from a printed annual publication to a free-access online platform that accepts and publishes submissions on a rolling basis throughout the year.

The Journal prides itself on being a general Law Journal and does not specialize in any particular branch of jurisprudence. While it welcomes submissions from all individuals, it particularly values submissions that are relevant to Ugandan jurisprudence, the East African Community, or general international law. These submissions can also be interdisciplinary or multidisciplinary, as long as they have a featured legal element.

Authored by students of law, the Journal is independent of the school of law administration. The student editors diligently review, edit, and publish the submissions, ensuring their relevance and quality. With an intense editorial process, they work closely with authors to refine the submissions before they are ready for publication.

For those interested in contributing, please visit the Journal's website for information on how to submit your work for consideration. Should you have any further inquiries, feel free to contact the Journal via email.

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