Don't Incite Violence, Police Warn Perpetrators Of March To Parliament Demonstrations

Uganda Police Force (UPF) has warned all the perpatrators of match to Parliament campaign aimed at sparking demonstrations allegedly against corruption on Thursday 23rd 20024  that the move is illegal that intends to incite violence 

"Uganda Police is reliably informed of ongoing mobilization efforts on social media calling for people to match to parliament. Said police spokesperson Rusoke Kituuma in a weekly press briefing .

He nothed that unidentified organizers have circulated placards urging people to gather on all Kampala streets on Tuesday, July 23, 2024 but the time of commencement and organizationaldetails are unclear. 

Given the lack of transparency and potential for disorder, the police strongly warn against proceeding with this match.

 Uganda Police Force is issuing a clear warning against attempts to incite violence or breach public order through uncontrolled demonstrations. He added.

The right to a peaceful protest will be respected, but police will not tolerate attempts to incite public disorder.

  UPF urges persons who wish to exercise their rights such as the right to assembly and demonstrate to always work collaboratively with it to ensure that they don’t aid persons of ulterior motives to hijack these expressions to accomplish criminal intentions.