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EU promises to support Kasese investigations

David Kugonza by David Kugonza
December 16, 2016
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The European Union has promises to assist in addressing the root causes of the Kasese conflict by all concerned through dialogue.

In a statement issued by the head of the Delegation of the European Union to Uganda, the EU condemned the violence in Kasese district that resulted into the reported loss of more than 100 lives of civilians and members of the security forces.

It notes the follow-up by the authorities, and the investigations being carried out by the Parliamentary Defence and Internal Affairs Committee and the Uganda Human Rights Commission.

It also encourages full investigations in a timely, inclusive and transparent manner, according to due process and the rule of law, and that the outcome of these investigations be made public.

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