Londres, Royaume-Uni. 23 août 2018. Des centaines d'Ougandais, principalement vêtus de rouge, signe de protestation contre l'ambassade de l'Ouganda à dire que le Président Museveni doit aller. Ils l'accusent d'être un dictateur, et a appelé à la fin et à l'assassinat de politiciens de l'opposition et pour la libération des personnes emprisonnées, y compris l'homme d'affaires, député et le chanteur Bobby Kyagulanyi Ssentamu Robert (Vin), et la fin de l'accaparement des terres. Crédit : Peter Marshall/Alamy Live News

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• Date de la prise de vue: 23 août 2018

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London, UK. 23rd August 2018. Hundreds of Ugandans, mainly dressed in red, protest at the Ugandan Embassy to say that President Museveni must go. They accuse him of being a dictator, and called for and end to the killing of opposition politicians and for the release of those imprisoned, including business man, MP and singer Bobby Wine (Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu), and an end to land grabbing. Wine, noted for his humanitarian work an promoting practical projects to improve conditions for the poor, was elected in a by-election in April 2017. A week ago he was arrested while campaigning for a candidate in a by-election and detained on a charge of possession of fire arms. He was tortured badly while detained and there were riots calling for his release, with police and army making arrests and shooting some protesters. There were widespread calls in Uganda and internationally calling for his release. Charges against him were dropped, but as he struggled to walk out of court because of his torture injuries he was re-arrested, taken to another court and charged with treason. After a noisy protest outside the embassy where the protesters chanted ‘People Power, Our power, Our people and Time is now’ they marched to protest outside Downing St, and as I left were debating whether to return to the embassy. Peter Marshall/Alamy Live News

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