ULS to petition UN over missing activist Sam Mugumya. ULS said that they are closely following developments concerning Mugumya's continued disappearance https://t.co/74D3ii8LH2 #MonitorUpdates
They hate the truth. They want to torture Ugandans in darkness. They do not want anyone seeing or commenting on their torture, illegal detentions and other human rights violations. Thank you @UNHumanRights led by @volker_turk for finally speaking out against this injustice.
State organs must release Hon. Muwanga Kivumbi now! Abducted on July 10 after getting High Court bail, his incommunicado detention violates the Constitution. As I stated in Parliament, this secrecy points to a cover-up of torture. Respect court orders and free him!
Day 15, @NUP_Ug Deputy President Hon. Muwanga Kivumbi still missing! Where is he?😳 This is happening to a man of his stature, how about the ordinary citizen of this Republic?!
For someone to see a person in Lukwago’s shape, explaining such sicknesses on camera and pleading for treatment, and still not be touched or moved to respond like a normal human being … Not only Lukwago, but many others. Mothers, wives, children, husbands crying for their loved ones… It is clear that some of the people in relevant positions of authority could actually be suffering mental health issues. The problem seems bigger, and can’t be solved by pleading to them.
We are dealing with people with apparent Sadistic Personality Disorder (SPD), to whom no appeal to empathy can work. When you cry or mourn, you are increasing their joy. The bigger danger is that no one is safe from a person with such a disorder. They’ll always create a reason to harm someone in order to get some satisfaction. It can be anyone else tomorrow. There is actually a lot of literature to show that many dictators in history were suffering from mental disorders, and society had to pay.