Terms of Use

These Terms of Use govern access to and use of the website and digital platforms operated by the African Sports Law and Policy Centre (ASLPC).

By accessing or using this website, you agree to comply with these Terms. If you do not agree, you should not use the website.

ASLPC is an independent African research, policy and knowledge institution dedicated to sports law, governance, policy development and sport for development, and this website is provided to support its institutional, research, educational and engagement activities.

You agree to use this website only for lawful purposes and in a manner that does not:

• Violate any applicable laws or regulations
• Infringe on the rights of others
• Disrupt or interfere with the security or operation of the website
• Attempt to gain unauthorised access to systems or data

ASLPC reserves the right to restrict or terminate access where misuse is identified.

All content on this website, including but not limited to:

• Research publications
• Reports and policy briefs
• Text, graphics and design
• Logos, branding and visual identity
• Databases and knowledge resources

is the property of ASLPC or its licensors, unless otherwise stated.

Content may be accessed for personal, academic or non-commercial use. Any reproduction, distribution or commercial use without prior written consent is prohibited.

Proper attribution to ASLPC must be provided when referencing its work.

The content published by ASLPC is intended for informational, research and policy purposes only.

While the Centre seeks to ensure accuracy and rigor, it does not guarantee that all information is complete, current or free from error.

Nothing on this website constitutes:

• Legal advice
• Professional advisory services
• Official policy positions of any government or institution

Users should seek independent professional advice where appropriate.

This website may contain links to third-party websites or resources.

ASLPC does not control and is not responsible for:

• The content of external sites
• Their availability
• Their privacy practices

Accessing third-party sites is at your own risk.

Where applicable, the website may provide information on:

• Conferences
• Workshops
• Training programs
• Policy dialogues
• Institutional events

Participation in such activities may be subject to additional terms, conditions or registration requirements, which will be communicated separately.

ASLPC reserves the right to modify, postpone or cancel events where necessary.

If you submit information through the website (including inquiries, applications or research contributions), you agree that:

• The information provided is accurate and lawful
• You have the right to share such information
• ASLPC may use the information for institutional, administrative or communication purposes

Personal data will be handled in accordance with the ASLPC Privacy Policy.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, ASLPC shall not be liable for any:

• Direct, indirect or consequential damages
• Loss of data, opportunity or revenue
• Disruption arising from use of the website

This includes, but is not limited to:

• Reliance on website content
• Temporary unavailability of the website
• Technical issues or system interruptions

ASLPC reserves the right to:

• Modify or discontinue any part of the website
• Update content without prior notice
• Revise these Terms of Use at any time

Continued use of the website constitutes acceptance of any updates.

These Terms shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Uganda, unless otherwise required by applicable international frameworks.

For any questions regarding these Terms of Use, please contact:

African Sports Law and Policy Centre (ASLPC)
Kampala, Uganda

Email: info@aslpc.org
Phone: [Insert Phone Number]

ASLPC is committed to maintaining high standards of integrity, independence and professionalism. These Terms support the responsible use of its digital platforms in furtherance of its mission to advance sports law, governance, policy and development across Africa.