Freedom of Expression in Uganda featuring Andrew Karamagi

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Amnesty in Africa

Amnesty International

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Amnesty International is a collective of 10 million people who believe that outrage is not enough. Human rights are the thread that sews communities together. Our shared needs and experiences unite us so that we can speak truth to power and demand our basic rights. Hear from activists, campaigners and researchers across Africa who drive Amnesty forward in its quest for human rights and human dignity. Learn about Amnesty International's work in Africa and what it means to be a human rights activist.

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Freedom of Expression in Uganda featuring Andrew Karamagi

Amnesty in Africa

26 minutes 29 seconds

2 years ago

Freedom of Expression in Uganda featuring Andrew Karamagi

In this Episode, Andrew Karamagi a Ugandan lawyer and Human rights activist discusses issues around freedom of expression and assembly in Uganda. In 2013, the Public Mamagement order act gave sweeping powers to Ugandan authorities to clampdown on protests. Even though section 8 of the POMA has since been repealed media reports indicate that Uganda continues to stifle freedom of expression by beating torturing protestors.