Kityo Martin is a lawyer specialising in technology law, artificial intelligence, and data privacy, with extensive hands-on experience in legal research, regulatory compliance, and digital law policy.

Kityo previously served as Legal Compliance and Content Manager/Data Protection Officer at Justice Chatbot Ltd, where he implemented data protection policies, conducted compliance audits, and maintained accurate legal content for the organization. He also contributed to research projects on AI and human rights for the Network for Public Interest Lawyers (NETPIL) and analysed privacy policies for select companies in East Africa to compile the privacy score card report project with Unwanted Witness Uganda.

Kityo is a recognized authority in moot court and legal writing competitions and has earned multiple awards:
Best Oralist, Best Written Submissions (Applicant & Respondent) and Winning Team – Unwanted Witness Privacy Moot, 2023
2nd Best Oralist – Phillip C. Jessup Moot Court Competitions, 2023
Top 5 Essay – Centre for Technology Dispute Resolution Uganda Essay Competition, 2023

He is also a published researcher, with works including “Beyond the Loan: Analysing the Privacy Implications of Digital Loan Apps in Uganda”, recognized as the 2nd Best Research Paper at the 2024 Privacy Symposium Africa, and a dissertation on AI and data privacy in Uganda.

Beyond his professional and research experience, Kityo has held leadership positions such as President of the Moot Society at the Islamic University in Uganda, guiding teams in research, memorial writing, and oral advocacy. His combined experience reflects practical expertise, scholarly knowledge, and recognized authority in technology and privacy law.

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