The concept of social media political campaigns isn't something far fetched. In fact in 2016 Amama Mbabazi announced his presidential bid via his youtube channel followed by a question and answer session live on social media. Why then, is the opposition in Uganda strongly challenging the 2021-2020 recommendation to use social media for political campaigns? How practical is this recommendation in relation to the functionality of Uganda’s legal frame work and system especially in regards to online surveillance, protection of online freedom of expressions and protection of privacy and personal data on social media. Disclaimer: the views expressed in this podcast are purely for educational purposes, the host doesn't have any political ambitions. And the information shared is general therefore listeners are advised not to really on it as extensive legal advice. The host will not be liable in any way for legal actions as an out come of this podcast.

Today’s conversation is about police brutality. What’s is an arrest? When can you be arrested? Who can effect an arrest? Who can arrest you? What are the forms of arrest? When can the police use force to effect an arrest? DISCLAIMER
This article provides general information only. It is not intended to provide advice concerning any specific set of facts, nor is it intended to be relied on as legal advice. The writer has no political aspirations, this article is purely for academic purposes