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Kizza Besigye blocked from visiting Dr. Stella Nyanzi

Matooke Republic by Matooke Republic
April 21, 2017
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Kizza Besigye and a team from FDC have been blocked from visiting Dr. Stella Nyanzi. According to reports, the team were expected to visit the remanded MUK research fellow and Kawempe South MP Munyagwa Mubarak.



There have been several reports stating prison authorities have been restricting visits to Dr. Stella Nyanzi. Daily Monitor reported that her children waited for over four hours to see their mother after they had been blocked.

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