Uganda: CFWIJ expresses its grief at the passing of journalist Sheila Nakabuye
/Journalist Sheila Nakabuye was pronounced dead by a medical team at the Mbarara Regional Referral at around 8 am on Monday May 17.
Read MoreJournalist Sheila Nakabuye was pronounced dead by a medical team at the Mbarara Regional Referral at around 8 am on Monday May 17.
Read MoreTeddy Nakaliga and a fellow journalist were attacked by Ugandan armed forces for covering a protest in Kayunga Village.
Read MoreSeven soldiers from Uganda People’s Defence Forces are sentenced with reprimand leading up to three months in jail.
Read MoreLocal journalists including Irene Abalo of The Daily Monitor, Shamim Nabakooza of Record TV, Rashida Nakaayi of Galaxy FM, Josephine Namakumbi of NBS were physically assaulted by the military police.
Read MoreCFWIJ has documented numerous examples of press freedom and human rights violations during the protests and campaign rallies.
Read MoreThe CBC News team including two women journalists were deported this weekend despite valid press credential and complying with the protocols set for foreign journalists working from Uganda.
Read MoreJournalist Sumy Sadruni and others were attacked, pepper-sprayed, and tear-gassed during an electoral rally they were covering in Uganda.
Read MoreWomen journalists in Uganda face online attacks and harassment for investigating and publishing “politically sensitive” content.
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