They were beaten and imprisoned for fighting for the safety of our mother nature. A group of Uganda students climate activists have been held for a month in a maximum security jail, faces charges after a peacefully protesting against East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/feb/06/uganda-climate-pipeline-activists-students-jail-charges
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Where are we heading to as a continent if the climate activists are being denied their right to protect mother nature?
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Quite disheartening. President Museveni can do better. Him being old means that he knows for sure he has no doubt that climate change is real.
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No one should face violence, imprisonment, or charges for advocating for the safety of our planet. Their courage and dedication to environmental activism should be celebrated, not punished.
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The government need to protect all climate activist
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An absolute shame.
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What a shame, the government of Uganda must listen to the voice of climate activists without hurting them, this is dictatorial.
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Their courage is extraordinary.
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I’m years to come climate activist will be called Heroes
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Uganda government is not doing justice !Why beat students who are doing peaceful demonstration ?This is very bad .Climate activist should not be categorized as law breakers since what they are doing is right.
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@felix_mokaya You might find that the person who ordered this charges is a high ranking officer who is old enough to be their father! .SAD.
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Climate activist are not criminals
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@judith_callaghan Very true !This is very bad news from Uganda government
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@judith_callaghan I agree with you 💯 they want justice for our planet