Human Rights

“We Were Tortured and Dehumanized,” Says Kenyan Activist After 39 Days in Uganda’s Military Detention

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NAIROBI, Kenya – In his first detailed account since his release, Kenyan human rights defender Bob Njagi has alleged that he and his colleague were subjected to severe torture and dehumanizing conditions during their 39-day incommunicado detention in Uganda, directly implicating the country’s elite Special Forces Command (SFC). Njagi and his …

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Mbarara : Uganda Police Arrest Bobi Wine Supporters

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A fresh wave of political tension has erupted in Uganda as police confirmed the arrest of several supporters of National Unity Platform (NUP) presidential candidate Robert Kyagulanyi, popularly known as Bobi Wine, following clashes during campaign activities in Mbarara District. In a statement released Friday evening, the Uganda Police Force …

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Uganda’s New Resistance: How the Protest Vote Is Turning Ballots into a Tool of Liberation

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By Alexander Luyima | The Hoima Post Uganda’s opposition stands at a defining crossroads. Once united in resistance to Mr. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni’s near four-decade grip on power, it now struggles under the weight of co-optation, exhaustion, and internal division. While state repression continues to tighten, the deeper danger may …

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40 Deaths Reported as Tanzanian Election Protests Escalate; EU Labels Poll a ‘Fraud’

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DAR ES SALAAM – Widespread protests have erupted across Tanzania, with reports of multiple fatalities, as opposition supporters denounce this week’s presidential election as a sham and a “coronation” for incumbent President Samia Suluhu Hassan. The unrest, which has seen running battles with police, a military deployment, and a severe internet …

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Tanzania Deploys Military Amid Widespread Election Protests and Curfew

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DAR ES SALAAM – Tanzania’s presidential election has been plunged into chaos, with widespread protests erupting across the country, prompting the government to deploy the military, impose a curfew in the commercial capital, and restrict internet access in a dramatic response to escalating unrest. The protests, led by critics of President …

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MPs Decry ‘Press Censorship’ as NTV is Blocked from Parliament

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Ugandan legislators on Tuesday condemned what they described as growing intolerance toward the press after NTV Uganda journalists were blocked from accessing Parliament and had their accreditation withdrawn. The move is reportedly linked to the station’s critical coverage of the increasing number of “unopposed” electoral returns within the House, including …

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