THE EAAP

EAAP DOCUMENTATION

This section includes important texts produced by The EAAP or other affiliated organisations. As it develops we expect it to be an invaluable source of reference learning resources and source of data relevant to all prosecutors in the region.

EAAP CONSTITUTION

The East Africa Association of Prosecutors Constitution was developed and adopted during the first General Meeting taking place on 4 February 2010, in Kampala, Uganda.

EAAP STRATEGIC PLAN

The East Africa Association of Prosecutors first Strategic Plan was developed and adopted in 2016, in an annual general meeting held in Naivasha, Kenya.

EAAP KEY LAWS

The EAAP national prosecution authorities are established by their national Constitutions and or legislation available below.

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Burundi

Law establishing the Office of the Prosecutor General

Kenya

Constitution and Law establishing the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions

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Rwanda

Constitution and Law establishing the Office of the National Public Prosecution Authority

 
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South Sudan

Constitution and the Law establishing the Directorate of Public Prosecutions

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Tanzania

Constitution and Law establishing the National Prosecution Service

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Uganda

Constitution which establishes the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions

ACCESS AND PERMISSIONS

Please note:

Given that access to the EAAP documentation and to the contents of this site, can only be obtained with the benefit of a passcode, which is issued to members only, please do not share materials externally.

EAAP ANNUAL REPORTS

EAAP MOUs

IAP STANDARDS

Each EAAP member states national prosecution authority is also a member of the International Association of Prosecutors and applies the following key IAP documents.

  • the ‘Standards of Professional Responsibility and Statement of the Essential Duties and Rights of Prosecutors’, available here.

  • Declaration on Minimum Standards concerning the Security and Protection of Public Prosecutors and their families, available here.

Please note:

Given that access to the EAAP documentation and to the contents of this site, can only be obtained with the benefit of a passcode, which is issued to members only, please do not share materials externally.

If you have any questions regarding the documentation on this page or sharing with non-EAAP members, please contact us.

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