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Speaker 1: Des five dozens of protesters arrested and the ten by

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Speaker 1: security operatives in Uganda on Tuesday. Some of the Ugandans,

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Speaker 1: mostly young ones, have bout continued the protests against corruption

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Speaker 1: even though they are killed. Kinnotia in Guingu, one of

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Speaker 1: the major protesters who were seen on Tuesday helping many

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Speaker 1: of the arrested protesters, said if he dies, he may

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Speaker 1: escape poverty. He said a lot of people are dying

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Speaker 1: on daily business hends. If he’s killed for standing against corruption,

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Speaker 1: his death does not matter. Kinnetia was seen drunking a

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Speaker 1: lot of people from the security operatives trying to rescue

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Speaker 1: them from arrest on Tuesday before he was finally arrested.

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Speaker 1: NTV Ugandha and KFM radio host pizer Fax and three

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Speaker 1: others arrested and the ten over the march to Parliament

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Speaker 1: protests on Tuesday were remanded to lose Ra prison until

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Speaker 1: July thirtieth, twenty twenty four. Ugandan police the ten dozens

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Speaker 1: of the protesters at the anti corruption running in Kampala

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Speaker 1: on Tuesday after the protesters defied a demonstration ban. Security

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Speaker 1: were intensified around Bushegar on the about towards Masakar Rode

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Speaker 1: as youths attempted the July twenty third march to Parliament

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Speaker 1: for anti graft protests. Police and other security agencies were

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Speaker 1: seen patrolling the streets of Sol City in anticipation of

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Speaker 1: the planned demonstrations against corruption by some members of the community.

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Speaker 1: Security were also heightened around Conaway as some UKs attempt

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Speaker 1: to march the parliament to protest against corruption. Opposition leader

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Speaker 1: Bobby Wine said heavily armed security forces where resided his

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Speaker 1: party had quarters on Monday and had arrested several leaders

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Speaker 1: on the GIF of a planned anti corruption match that

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Speaker 1: has been runed by the authorities. Three regandaned opposition politicians

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Speaker 1: were detained and remanded imprisoned on the IIF of a

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Speaker 1: banded anti corruption march. Police has said Monday. The three

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Speaker 1: members of parliament and seven other people have appeared in

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Speaker 1: court today charged with various offices and remanded to prison.

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Speaker 1: Uganda Police spokesman key to Umarusuque tood afpilt Monday, without

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Speaker 1: giving further details on the charges. He identified the arrested

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Speaker 1: legislators as Francis Said, Charles Turban Decay and Hassan Kihira,

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Speaker 1: all members of the opposition National Unity Platform and sent

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Speaker 1: them would appear in court on Thursday for their bell hearing.

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Speaker 1: Ugandan security forces arrested dozens of people attempting to march

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Speaker 1: the parliament to protest high level government corruption. Police and

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Speaker 1: military heavily deployed across Campala, where some protesters were forced

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Speaker 1: attend and still in the tension as at Wedness Day.

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Speaker 1: The protests inspired by recent demonstrations in Kenya and am

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Speaker 1: to pressure Ugandan officials amid growing corruption allegations against parliament

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Speaker 1: Speaker Ana Among. The campaign began outer online regulations of

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Speaker 1: the regular expenditures linked to her office earlier in the year,

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Speaker 1: but Among has rejected calls for her resignation. Authorities have

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Speaker 1: beamed the rallies on lawful. There were shootings in Bordo

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Speaker 1: Kajera Town Council, Wysould District. We are operated under a

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Speaker 1: military regime, unlike Kenya, where there is support from the

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Speaker 1: judiciary system. Considering our circumstances without the protection and the

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Speaker 1: accountability of other government branches, it’s on fer to claim

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Speaker 1: that only a few people represented the cause, particularly went

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Speaker 1: somewhere arrested. Despite these challenges, the protest was a success

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Speaker 1: Kiramo Marion, a lawyer said you Gandan president, you’re wearing

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Speaker 1: with seven He held in the statend days before the

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Speaker 1: protest won protest organizers that they are playing with fire

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Speaker 1: and he accused them of working with foreigners to foment chaos.

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Speaker 1: Young protesters marched to the parliament in Compiler, demonstrating against

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Speaker 1: corruption amid heavy police and military prisons. A police force

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Speaker 1: persent said that was increased deployments of security personnel following

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Speaker 1: reliable intelligence about alleged plans to so both public order

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Speaker 1: during the protests, and lots of security forces were deployed

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Speaker 1: along most roots, leading to the parliaments of Uganda with

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Speaker 1: limited access.

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Speaker 2: You’re not afraid of death, so Ecule Lison. You almost

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Speaker 2: you almost arrested me. The funny resist, These people can

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Speaker 2: can arrest me, go and kill me. I’m more useful

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Speaker 2: to the struggle alive than dead. Yeah, if I can

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Speaker 2: resist and survive, I’m going to resist because I’m more

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Speaker 2: useful to the struggle alive than then. But also let

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Speaker 2: them know if they arrest me and kill me. Five

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Speaker 2: thousand people are going to be bored and resist. Came out.

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Speaker 2: Resistance delasion, resists lay what about gonna resist as long

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Speaker 2: as what you or to sign and more than a

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Speaker 2: million people nobado huru and I only hear some daughter

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Speaker 2: real at was going to peace for a country peace guarding?

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Speaker 2: What when the political class talk about peace they mean

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Speaker 2: piece a matagilli? When when the lad when you are quenapa,

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Speaker 2: which will attack Pula? Where the poor people are dying

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Speaker 2: in this lamp? What do we have to lose? The

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Speaker 2: only thing we have to lose is a fear. In fact,

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Speaker 2: to care advance. We have more to gain than what

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Speaker 2: we can lose. Because if I die today, if a

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Speaker 2: poor person died lies today, nobody cares. I may escape poverty,

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Speaker 2: I may escape brutality as today