Uganda: 10 Days On - Security Forces Silent As Muwanga Kivumbi Hearing Looms
Lawyers say security agencies have held Muwanga Kivumbi incommunicado for 11 days after his re-arrest and are seeking a court order to produce him.
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Uganda’s Military Forcibly Disappears Opposition Politician
It has been 13 days since armed soldiers seized Muwanga Kivumbi, a deputy president for the National Unity Platform, Uganda’s main opposition party. He has not been heard from since and the authorities have yet to account for his whereabouts. Click to expand Image Muwanga Kivumbi. © 2021 Ssemmanda will/Wikimedia On July 10, the day after a court released Kivumbi on bail on politically related terrorism charges, armed plainclothes and uniformed…
In Uganda, the disappearance since July 10 of Muwanga Kivumbi, a senior member of Bobi Wine's party, is causing concern within his political organization. The opposition politician had been released on bail the previous day after six months of detention on charges of subversive activities, which he denies. The police and the army maintain they are not holding him.
Uganda: 10 Days On - Security Forces Silent As Muwanga Kivumbi Hearing Looms
[Independent (Kampala)] Kampala -- The Uganda People's Defence Forces and Uganda Police Force have remained tight-lipped on the whereabouts of former Butambala MP Muwanga Kivumbi, 11 days after his arrest.
12 Days Missing: Court Orders Security Agencies To Explain Muwanga Kivumbi's Whereabouts
By Spy Uganda The High Court has given security agencies seven days to establish the whereabouts of missing National Unity Platform (NUP) Deputy President Muhammad Muwanga Kivumbi, after declining to immediately issue a writ of habeas corpus over his disappearance. In a ruling delivered on Wednesday, Justice Collins Acellam directed the respondents to conclude investigations…
Is He Really Dead? Uganda Police Denies Having NUP’s Muwanga Kivumbi In Their Custody
The Uganda Police Force has denied arresting or detaining National Unity Platform (NUP) Deputy President for Buganda, Muhammad Muwanga Kivumbi, telling the High Court that it has no record of his alleged arrest, abduction or detention. The position is contained in an affidavit filed before the High Court Civil Division by Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Godwin Tumugumye in response to an application seeking a writ of habeas corpus ad subj…
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