UJA condemns assault on journalists at FDC headquarters

UJA president Mathias Rukundo said journalists are not to blame for the unrest in FDC and only showed up to perform their duties.

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FDC party chairman Amb. Wasswa Biriga was blocked from holding a press conference at the HQ, before he was allowed to sneak in through a small gate on July 20, 2023. (Credit: Isaac Nuwagaba)

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The Uganda Journalists Association (UJA) has condemned the attack on journalists who were covering the events at the Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) party headquarters on Thursday.

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UJA condemns assault on journalists at FDC headquarters

UJA president Mathias Rukundo said journalists are not to blame for the unrest in FDC and only showed up to perform their duties.

FDC party chairman Amb. Wasswa Biriga was blocked from holding a press conference at the HQ, before he was allowed to sneak in through a small gate on July 20, 2023. (Credit: Isaac Nuwagaba)

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

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