By Richard Musaazi There is a huge gap between how we want to be policed, how the police want to police us and how we are actually policed. Why there is this gap and what can be done about it? The brutality exhibited by Uganda’s police force is a result of a number of factors. These include its beginnings under…
By Richard Musaazi The lack of accountability in policing, particularly the reluctance to prosecute officers with records of civilian abuse, is intriguing given that no other occupation offers such a level of protection for any form of abuse. Even in cases where officers are charged, the legal outcome tends to be more favourable to police officers than civilians charged with…
The message sent to police through arming them with military equipment is that they are in fact at war. The killing of more 54 people by Uganda police on 18 and 19 of November 2020 left parts of Ugandan cities looking like battle zones. What is clear from the police is that despite our efforts to promote de-escalation through our articles,…
For all of these rights, Uganda has a long way to go…
By Rt. Rev. Johnson Twinomujuni I believe some of you have seen a clip trending on social media of an interview by one of our local TV station reporters, in…
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