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Court challenge to Uganda's 'draconian' new internet law - Vimarsana News

Court challenge to Uganda's 'draconian' new internet law

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Police crackdown rattles Uganda opposition bases - Vimarsana News

Police crackdown rattles Uganda opposition bases

Museveni opponents claim there is a new wave of abductions, arrests and intimidation of supporters.

Uganda: "The first thing you should do as a journalist is to join the union" - Vimarsana News

Uganda: "The first thing you should do as a journalist is to join the union"

The Uganda Journalists Union (UJU) in collaboration with the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) under the Union to Union (UTU) Project 2022 held a two- day seminar on Digital Organising, Trade Union Reform and Youth Recruitment from 13 – 14 October, in Kampala, Uganda.

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Uganda's changes on Computer Misuse law spark fears it will be used to silence dissidents - Vimarsana News

Uganda's changes on Computer Misuse law spark fears it will be used to silence dissidents

Some fear that the new changes might be abused by the current regime to limit free speech, and punish persons that criticize the government.

Uganda passes new bill which threatens free speech, digital rights - Vimarsana News

Uganda passes new bill which threatens free speech, digital rights

A month after the Ugandan Parliament passed the controversial Computer Misuse (Amendment) Bill, Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has signed it into law. On the surface, the law looks very harmless and protective of the public. But a closer look indicates it is a potential threat to free speech. According to…