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Op-ed: Ugandan electoral commission's digital campaign order is unconstitutional

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Elections in Uganda, 2016 (photo credit: Commonwealth Secretariat/flickr)

On June 16, the Electoral Commission (EC) banned public campaign rallies by whatever name called, and to impose a requirement that all candidates in the forthcoming local government, parliamentary and presidential elections shall ‘campaign digitally’. The EC promised to consult stakeholders prior to issuing detailed guidelines to be followed by candidates and other stakeholders, including media owners in the conduct of the campaigns.
Read the full article here: The Observer

Op-ed: Ugandan electoral commission's digital campaign order is unconstitutional

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