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"Uganda's President, Yoweri Museveni, has, for the first time since his reelection in January, publicly rebuked the country’s security forces for using excessive violence on citizens. In a recent televised national address, President Museveni said: "nobody should beat any Ugandan; the use of torture is unnecessary and wrong," adding that police brutality damages the country's legitimacy. "There should be no killing of any Ugandan for any reason, other than in war or when condemned in court." Museveni's statements came after the opposition said their supporters disappeared or died following a violent election crackdown.
As reassuring as those words might be, what more should Museveni do to ensure justice for the victims of election violence?" Source DW
As reassuring as those words might be, what more should Museveni do to ensure justice for the victims of election violence?" Source DW


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