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Ever since dictator Museveni started to take part in elections in Uganda in 1996, violence becomes the order of the day by security operatives under the command of dictator Museveni due to his guilty of contesting knowing it that he's not a Ugandan and secondly he doesn't believe in democracy and the rule of law. Secondly he had never faced a true challenger who's among indigenous Ugandans and that's why he had to use security forces to trade violence against Ugandans.
added by Anonymous 968 days ago 0 0
We all expect that because the one in charge knows all the wrongs he has done to the country and he has to use these measures to insult people in order to regain power but all in all we welcome change.
added by Anonymous 1140 days ago 0 0
Brutality and violence is expected hundred per cent. Police and army in Uganda are not for keeping law and order,but it is there to keep the president in power,that is why they keep on spreading teargass to opposition groups which have threat like the NUP and FDC.
This shows that Uganda is not yet democratically independent. A lot of greed and corruption can not stop violence. They have planted fear in people's hearts!!!
added by HASSAN LOKWII ANOCHE 1237 days ago 0 0
Amazima gali nti police forces nadala aba Uganda tebakwasisa mateeka wabula batabangula mirembe mu Bantu abatakiririza mu bikolwa bya kibiina ekiri mubuyinza
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Une nouvelle étude en Ouganda montre que de nombreuses personnes impliquées dans les préparatifs électoraux et la politique ougandaise s'attendent à des violences autour des élections de 2021.
L'étude a examiné les signes avant-coureurs de la violence avant les élections et les stratégies pour atténuer les troubles.
Un groupe d'action civile ougandais, Engagement démocratique et action, a mené l'étude de mars à juillet de cette année dans 13 districts du pays. Son rapport indique que le gouvernement doit entreprendre des réformes électorales pour éviter la violence lors des prochaines élections générales.
Le chercheur principal Job Kiija a déclaré que 450 personnes avaient été interrogées sur leurs préoccupations concernant les élections de 2021. Il a déclaré qu'environ 89% des personnes interrogées ont déclaré craindre que les élections ne deviennent violentes pour diverses raisons.
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A new study in Uganda shows that many people involved in election preparations and Ugandan politics expect violence around the 2021 election.
The study looked at early warning signs of violence ahead of the elections and strategies to mitigate unrest.
A Ugandan civil action group, Democratic Engagement and Action, conducted the study from March to July this year in 13 districts of the country. Its report says the government must embark on electoral reforms to avoid violence in the coming general elections.
Lead researcher Job Kiija said 450 people were asked about their concerns regarding the 2021 election. He said about 89 percent of those interviewed said they feared the elections could become violent for various reasons.
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