"Ugandan authorities are weaponizing the justice system to harass and target its critics and opposition,” ~Ashwanee Budoo-Scholtz, deputy Africa director @hrw
“The government needs to end these malicious prosecutions, and instead ensure accountability for the numerous rights abuses and scaling up of human rights violations in the country.”
@AgoraCFR , a Ugandan organization, reported that the armed forces killed at least seven people at Kivumbi’s home, including election officials, who had run into a garage for safety during the raid. https://t.co/b9rcXuOv9e
@MuganzFrank@theblacklist@ubctvuganda By The Way Do You Understand The Word Rule Of Law In This Context??Or You're Just Charging arrogantly As A Reckless Bull.
The Rule Of Law Provides Hope Within A Given Country Vs International Law.
I am Talking About The Rule Of Law In Uganda,Not Other Counties.
@theblacklist@MuganzFrank@ubctvuganda Justice=Fairness. The Rule Of Law & Giving Every Person Their Due. It's The Moral Quality Of Being Fair & The Legal System Used To Judge & Punish Wrongs. I Stand On Reason.
@AAgather Partiality Leads To Injustice. Surely We Cannot Expect A Fair Hearing From Those Who Have A Direct Interest In Oppressing Sam Mugumya.
Justice ⚖️ Must Be Balanced & Impartial.
@theblacklist@MuganzFrank@ubctvuganda I Choose Justice ⚖️
No Matter How Far It Maybe Be Trampled Under By Autocrats.
I Choose Justice ⚖️
I Choose Justice ⚖️
The One Who Justifies Injustice Is Purely An Accomplice Of Injustice.
When Someone Excuses Injustice,They Share The Blame For The Harm Caused. Approval Is Often Quiet Accomplice Of Injustice.
"Whoever is keeping my Son, you're also parents. You may not experience my situation but it would happen to anyone. Not knowing whether your loved one is alive or dead."~ Sam Mugumya's mother.
#FreeSamMugumya#JusticeForSamMugumya#StopAbductionsUg
@AAgather He Who Does Not Prevent Injustice When He Can,Is An Accomplice To It.
The President Is Just Changing Facts To Protect Wrongdoings/State Lawlessness & Cover Up For The Faded Image Of Uganda Worldwide.
Dear Mr. President,
Thank you for writing against the terrible, barbaric act of torture again, as you did in 2017 when many people were being tortured at the infamous Nalufenya detention center.
Just in case you didn’t know, let me join many other Ugandans to bring it to your attention that so many more people have been tortured since then.
I will list some of them but let me start with Sam Mugumya who was disappeared by security operatives a year ago and has never been released or charged in any court of law even when the courts ordered the state to investigate this matter. I also interviewed his 83 year old mother Ednansi Katungwesi who appealed to you to intervene and ensure that her son is taken to prison where she can visit him and ascertain that he is alive, if he committed any crime.
Recently, a video of him surfaced and he has been visibly subjected to torture and inhumane treatment. He was tortured even worse than Nuwagaba (I say that because I interviewed Nuwagaba in 2024) and if Mugumya isn’t released to get the same treatment you offered to Nuwagaba, I am afraid he won’t survive.
Many other Ugandans have been abducted and disappeared and held incommunicado and tortured. The reason suspects are not arrested in accordance with the law and held in gazetted detention is to torture them. Some of those that have been lucky to make it out have told this harrowing tales. Some haven’t been lucky because they have not been seen again for 7,6,5 years. As we speak, countless Ugandans are still held incommunicado including two very young people Christopher Gody (King Zale) and 18 year old William Baliza.
Then there are others whose torture hasn’t even been hidden. Your son the CDF, has publicized it, e.g Eddie Mutwe, Erias Lukwago, etc.
Just in case these had not been brought to your attention, I and many other Ugandans are bringing them to your attention.
Otherwise Ugandans may think you only care about the torture of Nuwagaba who comes from Kiruhura where you also come from and not the plight of so many other parents like the 83 year old mother of Sam Mugumya and of these many other Ugandans that have been tortured.
Thank you for your attention to this critical issue.
@observerug@SarahBireete He Confessed Holding Bob Njagi & Nicholas Oyoo;The Two Kenyan Activists In His "Fridge"
He Preaches Water& Drink Wine.