First Son Muhoozi Kainerugaba Dragged To ICC On Allegations Of Human Rights Abuses

Ugandan Senior military commandants, including the First son have been named for a situation under the watchful eye of the International Criminal Court for an influx of kidnappings and torment—adding new charges to claims evened out by resistance lawmaker Robert Kyagulanyi, the previous reggae vocalist known as Bobi Wine.
Investigators at the ICC are as of now surveying an early accommodation from Bobi Wine that portrayed far reaching denials of basic liberties before the presidential polls held on 14th January 2021.
According to the National Unity Platform party, more than 600 individuals and activists were abducted by masked men in vehicles making them hard to identify them. Yet, as indicated by lawyers and casualties of the detainment’s, the Special Forces Command is to be faulted for a considerable lot of the maltreatment.
The SFC, Commanded by Lt. Gen Muhoozi Kainerubaga, Museveni’s child, is named in the grumbling alongside a few senior officials.
“In Uganda today, the common capacity is undercut for the military that watches all towns and urban areas,” the objection claims. “The military keeps up force of capture over regular people who are hung on obscure and vague charges.”
A few prisoners have had their joints or privates beaten with wires, have been ignited with cigarettes or had fingernails detached, as depicted in the protest. In any event one prisoner kicked the bucket in authority and a large number of those snatched have endured critical and possibly enduring physical and mental mischief.
While the President has denied the vast majority of the charges, he recognized the executing of a couple of psychological oppressors. “On account of bad conduct and plans to stop the decisions, the security powers conveyed vigorously. On account of Kampala, we acquired a commando unit that had been excellent in Somalia. They slaughtered a couple of psychological oppressors who were here,” he said.
A U.S. lawyer, Bruce Afran, drew up the new grumbling in the interest of Bobbi Wine.
The US gives nearly $1 billion yearly being developed and security help to Uganda. This month the secretary of state, Antony Blinken, declared that visa limitations would be forced on those answerable for ongoing denials of basic liberties.