Human Rights

Uganda’s Cycles of Repression: From the 1970s to Today

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Uganda’s modern political landscape continues to evoke comparisons with its turbulent past. A historical examination of state practices between the 1970s–1986 and those in the present day suggests that despite regime change, many instruments of repression have endured, albeit under different forms and names. Repressive Mechanisms: A Comparative View In …

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Uganda : Political Opponent Sam Mugumya Abducted

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The name Sam Mugumya has long been synonymous with resilience and resistance in Uganda’s political struggle. A fierce critic of the regime and its entrenched undemocratic tendencies, Mugumya paid a heavy price for his convictions. For eight long years, he was detained in a military prison in the Democratic Republic …

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Another Day, Another Abduction: The Disappearance of Comrade Ssetuba Patrick Highlights Growing Wave of State-Sponsored Terror in Uganda

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Fear and uncertainty gripped the Ugandan opposition community this morning following reports of the violent abduction of activist Comrade Ssetuba Patrick in the Lugogo area. Eyewitness accounts indicate that unidentified armed men bundled him into a vehicle in broad daylight before speeding off. His current whereabouts remain unknown. This latest …

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