Lewis Rubongoya, the Secretary of the National Unity Platform (NUP), addressed the European Parliament this morning. He was accompanied by President Bobi Wine, and together they raised concerns about political prisoners and civilian trials in military courts.
Acknowledging previous efforts by the European Parliament, Rubongoya emphasized the importance of taking further steps to address ongoing issues of political repression. They stressed the urgent need to stop supporting oppressive practices.
The discussion centered on the trial of civilians in military courts and the unjust detention of political prisoners. Rubongoya and Bobi Wine highlighted the detrimental impact of such actions on democracy and human rights in Uganda.
Their message resonated with members of the European Parliament, who expressed solidarity with the cause of promoting democracy and upholding the rule of law in Uganda. They pledged to continue supporting efforts to address these pressing issues.
Rubongoya reiterated the NUP’s commitment to advocating for the rights of all Ugandan citizens and ensuring that justice prevails. He emphasized the importance of international cooperation in holding governments accountable for their actions.
The conversation at the European Parliament serves as a crucial platform for raising awareness about the challenges facing democracy in Uganda. By amplifying their voices on an international stage, Rubongoya and Bobi Wine aim to mobilize support for their cause and bring about meaningful change.
