Uganda

Besigye was arrested after mock swearing-in ceremony in which he declared himself Uganda's president.

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Ugandan police accused of sexually harassing female fans during body searches ahead of soccer game.

IBTimes UK met dozens of Ugandan demonstrators calling on UK to reject Museveni's poll victory.

UK is a close ally to Museveni regime - having spent £841.7m in aid in Uganda since 2006.

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FDC candidate Besigye has been arrested six times in ten days and is currently under house arrest.

Besigye said that he would launch a 'defiance campaign' if there was evidence of fraud in the polls.

Dr Besigye had vowed to peacefully march to electoral commission to demand proof of poll outcome.

Museveni wins 60.8% of the vote while rival Kizza Besigye claims 35.4% of the vote.

Violence has erupted in Uganda's capital Kampala. Police responded tp protests with tear gas and bullets.

Free Uganda has accused President Museveni of plotting to 'fraudulently declare himself president'.

UPDATE: Leader Dr Kizza Besigye not 'escorted back to his home' but 'held at police station'

EXCLUSIVE: FDC party official tells IBTImes UK charges against Besigye were 'blanket of an excuse'.

The 30-year president promised there would be violence after voting in the 18 February elections.

EU election observer chief calls vote 'worrying' amid reports Kampala had yet to receive ballot boxes by 12pm

Aide admitted he has 'no idea where Besigye is'.

Fear of violence are running high as 15 million Ugandans head to presidential polls

Read President Yoweri Museveni's impromptu speech in full.

Growing reports of clashes between police and voters in some districts as polling stations close.

Communication commission claimed 'people were using social media and money services to bribe voters'.

Museveni aiming to secure 5th term amid reports of violence

EXCLUSIVE: African Union electoral observer tells IBTimes UK about widespread irregularities in run-up to poll

Tensions ignited after Ugandan opposition leader is detained by police claims life of protester

Ugandan opposition candidate Kizza Besigye detained by police on the way to Kampala rally

Violations since 1997 posed serious risks for Ugandan's ability to freely exercise their human rights.

Uganda's controversial former intelligence chief David Sejusa appears in court

Over 300 people have been killed in violence accompanying President Nkurunziza's controversial third term.