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- 1Uganda's Army Chief Slams Support for Turkey as Diplomatic Row Escalates●'Supporting Turkey Is a Crime!': Uganda's Army Chief Escalates Diplomatic War | Firstpost Africa
Uganda's army chief has sparked controversy by declaring that supporting Turkey is 'a crime', sharply escalating a diplomatic dispute. The remarks have drawn widespread attention across African and international media, with observers debating what the statement means for Kampala's relations with Ankara and the wider regional fallout of the growing confrontation.
- 2Joint report submitted on digital rights in Uganda ahead of UN review●Uganda Universal Periodic Review – 54th session Joint stakeholder report: Human rights in the digital context in Uganda
A joint stakeholder report has been submitted for Uganda's Universal Periodic Review at the 54th session of the UN Human Rights Council, focusing on human rights in the digital context. The report examines issues affecting online rights in Uganda as part of the periodic assessment of the country's human rights record, adding civil society input to the international review process.
- 3Human rights in the digital context in Uganda●Summary: Human rights in the digital context in Uganda
Attention is on human rights in Uganda's digital sphere, with discussion of how internet policy, surveillance and online expression affect Ugandans' rights. Advocates highlight the need to protect digital freedoms as part of broader human rights commitments in the country.
- 4Outrage as Ugandan activist Praise Aloikin taken from police station●Fear, outrage as human rights activist Praise Aloikin 'abducted' from police station
Ugandan human rights activist Praise Aloikin has reportedly been abducted from a police station, prompting fear and outrage among activists and the public. The incident, reported by Daily Monitor, has raised fresh concerns about the safety of government critics and the conduct of security forces in Uganda, with calls growing for accountability and her immediate, safe release.
- 5South Sudan U18 to meet Uganda in bronze medal playoff▼South Sudan U18 face Uganda in bronze medal playoff after semi-final exit
South Sudan's under-18 team will play Uganda in a bronze medal playoff after losing their semi-final match. The fixture offers the side a final chance to leave the tournament with a medal following the defeat, and the matchup against regional rivals Uganda is drawing attention from fans across both countries.