Uganda's Opposition Faces Crackdown Ahead of Anti-Corruption Protests
Security forces besiege opposition headquarters as President Museveni warns demonstrators against taking to the streets.
- Dozens of protesters and opposition lawmakers have been arrested in Kampala.
- The National Unity Platform (NUP) headquarters have been surrounded by police and military.
- Protests are inspired by recent successful demonstrations in Kenya.
- Uganda's youth are leading the call to action against corruption and human rights abuses.
- President Museveni, in power since 1986, has vowed to suppress the protests.



















