VIDEO: Anthony Asiimwe, Deputy President of the Uganda Law Society, weighs in on the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026. #NBSLiveAt9 #NBSUpdates

Like I said earlier, I read the bill from the first word to the last and I have never been this angry 😡 I have never seen a government so against it's citizens like this bill describes Uganda government against Ugandans. These bandits are willing to rule an empty country

How Protection of Sovereignty Bill could leave Uganda’s economy in despair. For many NGOs in Uganda, the timing of this bill could not have come at a worse time. The suspension of the €110m DGF in early 2001, and the winding up of USAID activities worth more than $300m in

Internet blackout/shutdown made it difficult for a lot to be reported during and after the 2026 elections, much of this was documented in Agora Discourse's 2026 election report which is going to be launched here. #SpotLightOnUgElections26 x.com/i/spaces/1PKqr…

“The flaws in the Bill from a constitutional and human rights perspective are glaring and the likely impact on legitimate private sector business is significant. Uganda solely needs a legal regime that supports the foreign capital inflows to help us achieve the targeted 10X GDP"

"A further slump in tax revenues will likely compromise the government’s ability to service its debt burden, leaving it with the option of raising taxes. This would then result in the increase in the prices of goods and services," #RejectSovereigntyBill

"With foreign entities known to be sensitive to violating a country’s laws, it is likely many of them will pause their funding, such as the kind to Stanbic’s Incubator, until further clarity over this bill has been offered." #RejectSoveriegntyBill

"In designating any Ugandan living abroad as a potential foreigner, the bill takes aim at a critical pulse of Uganda’s economy – the workers’ remittances. With many Ugandans living abroad sending money back home to pay for school fees and clear hospital bills for relatives,"

"The bill then defines a foreigner as a non-Ugandan citizen, a Ugandan citizen residing outside Uganda, foreign institutions, diplomatic establishments such as embassies and consulates, or any person that the minister might declare to be a foreigner." #RejectSovereigntyBill

"It is the definition of who an agent of a foreigner that should concern any Ugandan." Every sane Ugandan either NRM (NRM Party) or opposition should #RejectSovereigntyBill.

We are sacrificing the future of our country Uganda for short time convenience. #RejectSovereigntyBill

Someone promised us that there will be no NUP (opposition) in Uganda, Is he the one behind this stinking Protection of Sovereignty Bill? As a concerned sovereign citizen of Uganda, I #RejectSovereigntyBill because it stinks.

"The moment the state begins to define sovereignty without the people, it's No longer defending the Nation, it's defending its dominance over it." This gentleman on tiktok has done poetic justice to the sovereignty bill #RejectSovereigntyBill

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Naye kirunji ki government ya Mwami Museeveni kyeyali ekoze

A govt full of thieves who steal Ugandan taxpayers money and send most of it aboard sat and decided to bring a bill that seeks to control how much money hardworking Ugandans abroad can send back home. What a bunch of useless swamp rats.

The anger we Ugandans feel is just enough to boil potatoes, but not enough to overthrow a government that has tormented us for over 40 years. #FreeUgandaNow

The Protection of Sovereignty Bill 2026 threatens to be used as a tool of selective repression, targeting critics of the regime and all those presumed to be its enemies. #RejectTheSovereigntyBill #ProtectionOfSovereigntyBill2026 #SovereigntyBill2026 #Uganda

The broad definition of "agent of a foreigner" risks criminalising legitimate activities, including those by civil society, diaspora remittances, and development partners. #RejectTheSovereigntyBill #ProtectionOfSovereigntyBill2026