Uganda police stop miniskirt march

Ugandan MPs pass a controversial anti-pornography bill, which will ban women from wearing miniskirts.

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>Chaos erupted yesterday as police moved to stop a demonstration by Chadema supporters angered by the use of “excessive force” in their attempt to quiz Mr Freeman Mbowe, the leader of the opposition party.

Seven South Sudan leaders released from prison recently have called on Uganda to stop ‘ethnic cleansing’ in their country.

Street children in Uganda are facing constant abuse from police and other government officials, Human Rights Watch says.

The United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Uganda (OHCHR) has condemned what it called use of excessive force and degrading treatment by police ahead of the 2016 elections.

The campaigns duelling over women's clothing

At least 200 people protest in Kenya's capital, Nairobi, after a group of men tore off a woman's clothes for wearing a miniskirt.

The Special Branch department of the Uganda Police Force was disbanded because it was giving intelligence reports to wrong elements, the Inspector General of Police has revealed.