Humanizing Justice is a national awareness and education initiative built around a book that explores why fear of courts persists in Uganda and what can be done to change it. Drawing from real-life case studies across six regions of the country, the book brings together the voice of the public and the lived experience of the Bench to spark a new conversation on justice, access, and trust. This website supports a national book project aimed at confronting, understanding, and curing the deep-rooted fear many Ugandans have toward the court system. Through research-driven storytelling, public education, and community engagement, Humanizing Justice seeks to rebuild trust between the courts and the people they serve