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Ugandan Police Deploy Crowd Control Unit to Vet Presidential Debates

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[RFI] The Ugandan police has set up a new 'Violence Suppression Unit' to guard TV and radio stations that host politicians during the 2021 presidential campaign. It is part of efforts to stop crowds gathering outside media houses in violation of the country's curfew. Critics say Covid-19 is being used as an excuse to further stifle dissent.

Source: allAfrica.com

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