Watch this and you might think you're watching films about Uganda in 2026. Except that these documentaries are about Uday Hussein, Saddam Hussein's son who was known for his excessive cruelty, abuse of women, erratic behavior, and gross human rights abuses- including torture, rape, and murder. Like Museveni’s brutal son, Uday employed extreme sadism, erratic violence, and total impunity to commit severe atrocities and terror campaigns against the people, until his death in 2003. Hoping that he would succeed his father, he murdered, kidnapped and jailed opponents - often times in his private prisons and torture chambers. Today, his name lies where it truly belongs - in the dungeon of history. History does not repeat itself - only fools repeat history, because they never learn anything from it.
Watch the full documentaries on the links below:
https://t.co/deCNmRbhzs
https://t.co/00V27ilZTu
The Washington Post's Editorial Board is asking the American government to immediately review its relations with the Museveni dictatorship for rigging elections and oppressing Ugandans. WE CAN'T AGREE MORE! https://t.co/i87JsVlEHq
As activists and pro-democracy campaigners, we cannot give up. And of course, the people of Africa are not waiting for saviors—they are the agents of their own destiny. But history belongs to those who keep showing up, even when the odds seem impossible.
https://t.co/Z7xWNz9a2c
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Trace your country on the global democracy map 👇
COUNTRIES that have enacted PROTECTION OF SOVEREIGNTY LAWS:
1. Russia 🇷🇺 2. Nicaragua 🇳🇮 3. El Salvador 🇸🇻 4. Georgia 🇬🇪 5. Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 6. Pakistan 🇵🇰
COUNTRIES in the process of enacting similar laws:
1. Bosnia 🇧🇦 2. Uganda 🇺🇬
#RejectSovereigntyLaw
100+ Progressive Countries have instead enacted Data Sovereignty Laws because National sovereignty issues are already handled by the Constitutions @KagutaMuseveni@KiryowaKk@norbertmao@AnitahAmong@Thomas_Tayebwa@mia_uga@mofpedU
BREAKING NEWS: Mirjam Blaak is being investigated by Museveni because the long serving Ugandan ambassadors and especially her bring to little business too Uganda. But what do you expect when foreign investors are being abducted in Uganda when there's a business conflict?
Reading the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026 has sent me into uncontrollable laughter 😂😂😂
What kind of ghosts did @NRMOnline@KagutaMuseveni and team encounter on the campaign trail that has sent them into extremely paranoid schizophrenia? What kind of ghosts are they fighting? @HamsonObua@Thomas_Tayebwa@AnitahAmong@mofpedU@KiryowaKk
If our outgoing MPs approve this bill, let’s all collectively push for its enforcement to the letter and ensure the rope tightens properly on everyone’s neck #CivicSpaceUG
I was having a conversation today with a fellow pro-democracy professional and we were lamenting how articles we've written - sometimes many years ago - could literally be copy-and-pasted today. For me, this op-ed on #Uganda was the first to come to mind:
https://t.co/OmTsn69kZH
RM @RepGregoryMeeks: It was an honor to reunite with Bobi Wine, whose tireless pursuit of a free, democratic Uganda has inspired millions around the world. His leadership of a nonviolent struggle to end Uganda's crackdown on political opposition groups and strengthen human rights provides important guideposts for the US-Uganda partnership.
Here he goes again... Chuck Grassley and Mitch McConnell are legislators, not heads of state, in a real democracy where voters can kick them out every 6 years if they want. Your boss scrapped term limits, rigs elections, and jails challengers. Your weak whataboutism won't work.
*you're *losing it, clearly
You also failed to acknowledge that US Presidents are constitutionally limited to 8 years max. That's the key difference between a democracy with checks and balances and the dictatorship you're paid to defend (though, I suspect, it won't be for long).