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Uganda | BBS TV: During the post-election internet blackout, security forces committed serious abuses with impunity. In Bulenga, a mother said armed men—some in military uniform, others in plain clothes—stormed her compound, broke into her home, assaulted family members, beat her children, and attempted to rape her daughter. They...

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UPDATE: According to Don Sheriff, security operatives today broke into his home after suspecting that Bobi Wine might be there—simply because they saw a Land Cruiser resembling his along Gayaza Road which later parked inside the compound. When they forced their way in, the first thing they asked for was Don Sheriff. After failing to find him, they instead took his wife to an unknown location. Yet the last known information was that Bobi Wine was at his home under police watch. His wife has committed no crime. She must not be subjected to intimidation, torture, or illegal detention because of suspicions. Authorities must immediately clarify her whereabouts and ensure her safe release. No family deserves such harassment. Uganda Peoples' Defence Forces (UPDF) Uganda Police Force

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European Parliament Our Open Letter to the European Parliament and the European Union On the Systematic Repression of Ugandans and the Theft of the 2026 Election Dear European Parliament, We write to you with urgency and deep concern over the continued violence, impunity, and democratic collapse in Uganda, particularly during the last two national election cycles. During these elections, the Uganda military and Uganda Police Force repeatedly turned their weapons against civilians. Ugandans were shot dead in the streets, arbitrarily arrested, tortured, jailed without trial, and forcibly disappeared. Peaceful assembly was criminalised. Journalists were beaten and silenced. Opposition supporters were and are still being hunted. Families were left grieving with no justice, no investigations, and no accountability. These were not isolated excesses. They were systematic, coordinated, and state-sanctioned acts of repression. What is especially alarming is the complete failure of Uganda’s political leadership National Resistance Movement - NRM to condemn these crimes. No senior government official has taken responsibility. Instead, several officials and security figures have publicly justified, dismissed, or even bragged about the killings like Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba recently did. This behaviour reflects a culture of total impunity and a belief that power places them above both domestic and international law. The situation reached its most critical point in the 2026 presidential election. The Ugandan people voted for change. Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu aka Bobi Wine won that election. However, the outcome was reversed through military deployment, lethal force, mass arrests, intimidation, media shutdowns, and the manipulation of electoral processes. The announced result by the Electoral Commission Uganda did not represent the will of the people—it represented the dominance of violence over the ballot. We therefore call on the European Parliament and the European Union not to legitimise Mr. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni as the elected President of Uganda. Recognition without legitimacy undermines democracy not only in Uganda, but everywhere. It signals that elections can be stolen, citizens killed, and freedoms crushed without consequence—as long as power is maintained by force. The European Union cannot continue business as usual while Ugandans are brutalised by their own state. Continued engagement, funding, and security cooperation without accountability only strengthens the machinery of repression. We therefore call on the European Parliament and the European Union to take immediate and concrete action: • Publicly condemn the conduct of the Ugandan military and police during the recent elections. • Impose targeted sanctions, including travel bans and asset freezes, on officials and security commanders responsible for human rights violations. • Suspend military and security cooperation with Uganda until credible accountability and reforms are demonstrated. • Condition all EU financial assistance on measurable improvements in human rights, rule of law, and democratic freedoms. • Support independent international investigations into election-related killings, disappearances, and torture. The Ugandan people are not asking for sympathy. They are asking for justice, accountability, and solidarity. Silence emboldens abusers. Recognition without legitimacy rewards repression. This is a moment for the European Union to prove that its commitment to human rights and democracy is not selective. We urge you to stand with the people of Uganda—and to act. #StopHumanRightsViolations #SanctionMuseveni #SanctionMirjamBlaak #FreeUgandaNow UN Humanitarian UN Human Rights Human Rights Watch UN Human Rights United Nations Human Wrongs (parody) UN Human RightsUA UN Human Security UK Parliament yahaya🏊‍♂️🏄‍♂️🇺🇬✊🇬🇷 THE ÁĹĹÀŃ ĆÓÚÑŤÝ 🇺🇬 Dr. Bireete Sarah
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European Parliament Our Open Letter to the European Parliament and the European Union On the Systematic Repression of Ugandans and the Theft of the 2026 Election Dear European Parliament, We write to you with urgency and deep concern over the continued violence, impunity, and democratic collapse in Uganda, particularly during the last two national election cycles. During these elections, the Uganda military and Uganda Police Force repeatedly turned their weapons against civilians. Ugandans were shot dead in the streets, arbitrarily arrested, tortured, jailed without trial, and forcibly disappeared. Peaceful assembly was criminalised. Journalists were beaten and silenced. Opposition supporters were and are still being hunted. Families were left grieving with no justice, no investigations, and no accountability. These were not isolated excesses. They were systematic, coordinated, and state-sanctioned acts of repression. What is especially alarming is the complete failure of Uganda’s political leadership National Resistance Movement - NRM to condemn these crimes. No senior government official has taken responsibility. Instead, several officials and security figures have publicly justified, dismissed, or even bragged about the killings like Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba recently did. This behaviour reflects a culture of total impunity and a belief that power places them above both domestic and international law. The situation reached its most critical point in the 2026 presidential election. The Ugandan people voted for change. Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu aka Bobi Wine won that election. However, the outcome was reversed through military deployment, lethal force, mass arrests, intimidation, media shutdowns, and the manipulation of electoral processes. The announced result by the Electoral Commission Uganda did not represent the will of the people—it represented the dominance of violence over the ballot. We therefore call on the European Parliament and the European Union not to legitimise Mr. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni as the elected President of Uganda. Recognition without legitimacy undermines democracy not only in Uganda, but everywhere. It signals that elections can be stolen, citizens killed, and freedoms crushed without consequence—as long as power is maintained by force. The European Union cannot continue business as usual while Ugandans are brutalised by their own state. Continued engagement, funding, and security cooperation without accountability only strengthens the machinery of repression. We therefore call on the European Parliament and the European Union to take immediate and concrete action: • Publicly condemn the conduct of the Ugandan military and police during the recent elections. • Impose targeted sanctions, including travel bans and asset freezes, on officials and security commanders responsible for human rights violations. • Suspend military and security cooperation with Uganda until credible accountability and reforms are demonstrated. • Condition all EU financial assistance on measurable improvements in human rights, rule of law, and democratic freedoms. • Support independent international investigations into election-related killings, disappearances, and torture. The Ugandan people are not asking for sympathy. They are asking for justice, accountability, and solidarity. Silence emboldens abusers. Recognition without legitimacy rewards repression. This is a moment for the European Union to prove that its commitment to human rights and democracy is not selective. We urge you to stand with the people of Uganda—and to act. #StopHumanRightsViolations #SanctionMuseveni #SanctionMirjamBlaak #FreeUgandaNow UN Humanitarian UN Human Rights Human Rights Watch UN Human Rights United Nations Human Wrongs (parody) UN Human RightsUA UN Human Security UK Parliament yahaya🏊‍♂️🏄‍♂️🇺🇬✊🇬🇷 THE ÁĹĹÀŃ ĆÓÚÑŤÝ 🇺🇬 Dr. Bireete Sarah

Bosingwa Farouk Bobi🇺🇬

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ENOUGH. What’s happening in Sudan right now isn’t a “conflict.” It’s a massacre. A war funded, armed, and justified by men in suits — from Abu Dhabi to Khartoum. Women are hanging from trees. Children are dying of hunger. And the world scrolls past like it’s just another headline. As an American — I refuse to stay silent. The United States 🇺🇸, the United Nations 🇺🇳, and every so-called defender of human rights must act **now**. Not tomorrow. Not after another “meeting.” This is a crime against humanity — and every leader funding or covering for it, Emirati or Sudanese, should stand before the International Criminal Court. Justice must cross borders. Silence is complicity. United Nations President Donald J. Trump Department of State Amnesty International USA Human Rights Watch Int'l Criminal Court United NationsHumanRights
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ENOUGH. What’s happening in Sudan right now isn’t a “conflict.” It’s a massacre. A war funded, armed, and justified by men in suits — from Abu Dhabi to Khartoum. Women are hanging from trees. Children are dying of hunger. And the world scrolls past like it’s just another headline. As an American — I refuse to stay silent. The United States 🇺🇸, the United Nations 🇺🇳, and every so-called defender of human rights must act **now**. Not tomorrow. Not after another “meeting.” This is a crime against humanity — and every leader funding or covering for it, Emirati or Sudanese, should stand before the International Criminal Court. Justice must cross borders. Silence is complicity. United Nations President Donald J. Trump Department of State Amnesty International USA Human Rights Watch Int'l Criminal Court United NationsHumanRights

Dr. Adrian Wolfe 🇺🇸

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Syed Bibi Baloch, a member of the Baloch Yakjehti Committee, was summoned once again to the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) office in Turbat this morning, only hours after being released the previous night. Upon her arrival, she was arrested and transferred to Central Jail under Section 3 of the Maintenance of Public Order (3 MPO) for one month. For the past eight months, Syed Bibi has faced continuous harassment by state authorities. After being placed on the Fourth Schedule, she was required to report to the CTD office every week while her phone and communications remained under constant surveillance. A widow living in Turbat with her two young children, Syed Bibi supported her family through traditional embroidery after her husband’s death. Since being placed on the Fourth Schedule, however, she has endured sustained psychological pressure and intimidation. Her bank accounts were frozen, her embroidery business collapsed, and obstacles were created even in relation to her children’s education, making it nearly impossible to live a normal life because of her dissenting views. Four days ago, following the Baloch Yakjehti Committee’s announcement of a rally in Turbat, the pressure against her intensified. Throughout the day, she received repeated calls and threats from CTD officials. Later that night, at around 9:30 p.m., security personnel raided her home, arrested her, and took her to the Women’s Police Station, where she was told she would be released after the rally concluded. She was released at approximately 10:00 p.m. the following night. Just thirty minutes later, she received another call stating that Military Intelligence (MI) personnel wanted to question her. She replied that she could not appear in the middle of the night and would present herself the next morning. Despite this, police raided her home three times during the night, breaking down the door, damaging household belongings, and searching the premises. Officers also raided her mother’s home, harassed family members, attempted to forcibly take away her bedridden brother, photographed the interior of the house, and caused further damage to property. Fearing for their safety, Syed Bibi spent the night with her two children in a graveyard beside her late husband’s grave. The next morning, she spoke to the media at the Turbat Press Club and publicly described the events. While there, she received another call instructing her to report to the CTD office. When she complied, she was arrested again and detained for one month under the 3 MPO. The treatment of Syed Bibi Baloch raises serious concerns about human rights, civil liberties, due process, and the rule of law. Silence in the face of such allegations risks creating an environment in which further abuses may occur. We respectfully call upon the international community—including the United Nations, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), relevant UN Special Rapporteurs, international human rights organizations, democratic governments, civil society organizations, and independent media—to closely monitor the situation, raise these concerns with the relevant authorities, and advocate for the protection of fundamental rights, including freedom of expression, peaceful assembly, and due process. We also urge national and international institutions committed to justice and human rights to help ensure accountability and the protection of individuals facing alleged harassment or arbitrary detention. Andrea Bolaños Vargas Human Rights Commission of Pakistan Front Line Defenders Amnesty International South Asia, Regional Office UN Human Rights UN Special Procedures UN Human Rights Council Prof Ben Saul - UN SR Human Rights & Counterterror Munizae Jahangir Mary Lawlor
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Syed Bibi Baloch, a member of the Baloch Yakjehti Committee, was summoned once again to the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) office in Turbat this morning, only hours after being released the previous night. Upon her arrival, she was arrested and transferred to Central Jail under Section 3 of the Maintenance of Public Order (3 MPO) for one month. For the past eight months, Syed Bibi has faced continuous harassment by state authorities. After being placed on the Fourth Schedule, she was required to report to the CTD office every week while her phone and communications remained under constant surveillance. A widow living in Turbat with her two young children, Syed Bibi supported her family through traditional embroidery after her husband’s death. Since being placed on the Fourth Schedule, however, she has endured sustained psychological pressure and intimidation. Her bank accounts were frozen, her embroidery business collapsed, and obstacles were created even in relation to her children’s education, making it nearly impossible to live a normal life because of her dissenting views. Four days ago, following the Baloch Yakjehti Committee’s announcement of a rally in Turbat, the pressure against her intensified. Throughout the day, she received repeated calls and threats from CTD officials. Later that night, at around 9:30 p.m., security personnel raided her home, arrested her, and took her to the Women’s Police Station, where she was told she would be released after the rally concluded. She was released at approximately 10:00 p.m. the following night. Just thirty minutes later, she received another call stating that Military Intelligence (MI) personnel wanted to question her. She replied that she could not appear in the middle of the night and would present herself the next morning. Despite this, police raided her home three times during the night, breaking down the door, damaging household belongings, and searching the premises. Officers also raided her mother’s home, harassed family members, attempted to forcibly take away her bedridden brother, photographed the interior of the house, and caused further damage to property. Fearing for their safety, Syed Bibi spent the night with her two children in a graveyard beside her late husband’s grave. The next morning, she spoke to the media at the Turbat Press Club and publicly described the events. While there, she received another call instructing her to report to the CTD office. When she complied, she was arrested again and detained for one month under the 3 MPO. The treatment of Syed Bibi Baloch raises serious concerns about human rights, civil liberties, due process, and the rule of law. Silence in the face of such allegations risks creating an environment in which further abuses may occur. We respectfully call upon the international community—including the United Nations, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), relevant UN Special Rapporteurs, international human rights organizations, democratic governments, civil society organizations, and independent media—to closely monitor the situation, raise these concerns with the relevant authorities, and advocate for the protection of fundamental rights, including freedom of expression, peaceful assembly, and due process. We also urge national and international institutions committed to justice and human rights to help ensure accountability and the protection of individuals facing alleged harassment or arbitrary detention. Andrea Bolaños Vargas Human Rights Commission of Pakistan Front Line Defenders Amnesty International South Asia, Regional Office UN Human Rights UN Special Procedures UN Human Rights Council Prof Ben Saul - UN SR Human Rights & Counterterror Munizae Jahangir Mary Lawlor

Sabiha Baloch

10,276 Aufrufe • vor 12 Tagen

“The soldiers broke into the hotel room we are in through the balcony and after they opened the door for other soldiers to come in. They ordered us to kneel down, took our our phones, asked what we were doing and Jackline told them we were writing appointment letters. One of the soldiers told the others to carry everything that was in the room. After that they ordered her (Jackline Tukamushaba) to come with them. some soldiers were in front of her others behind her, all pointing guns at her. We went to the balcony and saw them putting her into a white drone and took a video. Since then we don’t know where she is and we don’t know where to start searching from..” Patricia, daughter of National Unity Platform Vice President for Western Uganda Jackline Jolly Tukamushaba, whose whereabouts Uganda Peoples' Defence Forces (UPDF) denied knowledge of.
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“The soldiers broke into the hotel room we are in through the balcony and after they opened the door for other soldiers to come in. They ordered us to kneel down, took our our phones, asked what we were doing and Jackline told them we were writing appointment letters. One of the soldiers told the others to carry everything that was in the room. After that they ordered her (Jackline Tukamushaba) to come with them. some soldiers were in front of her others behind her, all pointing guns at her. We went to the balcony and saw them putting her into a white drone and took a video. Since then we don’t know where she is and we don’t know where to start searching from..” Patricia, daughter of National Unity Platform Vice President for Western Uganda Jackline Jolly Tukamushaba, whose whereabouts Uganda Peoples' Defence Forces (UPDF) denied knowledge of.

Agather Atuhaire

66,794 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten