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Uganda: Gov’t continues to crackdown on anti-EACOP protesters; incl. co. responses and non-responses
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Uganda: Human Rights Watch condemns prolonged detention of anti-Eacop activists
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Uganda: Nine activists arrested for protesting EACOP funding
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Uganda: 11 anti-EACOP protesters charged with common nuisance after protest at EU Mission
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Uganda: Anti-EACOP activists decry delayed prosecution, which they claim is taking a financial and psychological toll on them
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Uganda: 15 activists arrested over anti-EACOP protest
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Uganda: The authorities continue to crack down on human rights defenders opposing oil development projects
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18 arrested in oil pipeline protests
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Global Witness condemns escalating arrests of climate campaigners in Uganda
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UNOC did not respond
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EACOP Protest: Police arrest 47 University students
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TotalEnergies' response to allegations of violation of freedom of expression and arrests of citizens protesting against the operations of the EACOP
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