March 8, 2012
The Problems With ‘Stop Kony’ and Invisible Children From million-dollar travel bills and production costs to why the filmmakers behind the Invisible Children campaign supports the corrupt Ugandan Army, there are a few things you need to know before you donate to very viral Stop Kony campaign. Read more. [Image: Invisible Children]

The Problems With ‘Stop Kony’ and Invisible Children

From million-dollar travel bills and production costs to why the filmmakers behind the Invisible Children campaign supports the corrupt Ugandan Army, there are a few things you need to know before you donate to very viral Stop Kony campaign.

Read more. [Image: Invisible Children]

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Filed under: Invisible Children Stop Kony Africa Uganda News World News 
April 29, 2011
newsflick: Ugandan soldiers shoot at demonstrators, who pelt them with rocks from apartment buildings, during riots in Kampala on April 29. (Marc Hofer) Ugandan army troops and police faced off against rioting demonstrators in downtown Kampala on Friday, the first time the Uganda’s growing protest movement had reached the country’s capital. Red Cross officials said at least one person was killed and 64 wounded. Source The recent bout of unrest began after the brutal arrest of the Ugandan opposition leader was caught on video.

newsflick:

Ugandan soldiers shoot at demonstrators, who pelt them with rocks from apartment buildings, during riots in Kampala on April 29. (Marc Hofer)

Ugandan army troops and police faced off against rioting demonstrators in downtown Kampala on Friday, the first time the Uganda’s growing protest movement had reached the country’s capital. Red Cross officials said at least one person was killed and 64 wounded.

Source

The recent bout of unrest began after the brutal arrest of the Ugandan opposition leader was caught on video.

(Source: newsflick, via centerforinvestigativereporting)

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Filed under: Uganda news international 
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