Police occupy Uganda newspaper offices
Government accused of preventing free speech after police raid newspaper offices and take radio stations off air.
Published On 27 May 2013
Journalists and activists in Uganda are standing up against a government they accuse of preventing free speech.
Two newspaper offices are being occupied by police, a week after they were shut down.
Radio stations have also been taken off the air.
Al Jazeera’s Malcolm Webb reports from Kampala.
Source: Al Jazeera