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In Uganda, the Abduction of a Journalist After Criticism of an Internet Usage Law

In Uganda, there was concern about the abduction of a journalist who criticized a repressive law. On 29 March, when he left a radio studio in Kampala, Arnold Mukose was intercepted by men in plain clothes. A few minutes earlier, DigiTalk's online journalist denounced on the air a controversial law on the use of the Internet – the Computer Misuse Act – used to prosecute critical voices of power. Since then, more news.

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In Uganda, there was concern about the abduction of a journalist who criticized a repressive law. On 29 March, when he left a radio studio in Kampala, Arnold Mukose was intercepted by men in plain clothes. A few minutes earlier, DigiTalk's online journalist denounced on the air a controversial law on the use of the Internet – the Computer Misuse Act – used to prosecute critical voices of power. Since then, more news.

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Radio France Internationale broke the news in Paris, France on Tuesday, March 31, 2026.
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