Police crack down on Ugandan protesters
Demonstrations against rising costs and political corruption met with force by police and army.
Published On 23 Oct 2011
Activists in Uganda have been inspired by the Arab Spring to organise strikes in the country.
However, protests over the last six months, which have been fuelled by rising costs and political corruption, have often been put down brutally by police and the army.
Al Jazeera’s Malcolm Webb reports from Kampala.
Source: Al Jazeera