For God and My President: State Surveillance In Uganda : Unwanted Witness

For God and My President: State Surveillance In Uganda

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The Unwanted Witness therefore demands that:

1.Government should come out clearly to explain why they are deploying surveillance equipment to spy on citizens.

2. Parliament should consider reviewing and amending cyber laws that seem to be used to violate the constitution but at the same time infringe on citizens’ rights and freedoms.

3. Parliament should also undertake an investigative audit of the extent of surveillance in Uganda with a view of providing oversight to such agencies of government To read the Privacy International Report Click Here

For God and My President: State Surveillance In Uganda

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