Call for release of Ugandan student activists

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Uganda student protest.jpeg

On 24 November, seven students in Kampala were unjustly arrested during a peaceful climate protest against the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP), a massive fossil fuel project threatening 100,000 people and Lake Victoria.

The Students Against EACOP activists face baseless charges and are held in a maximum-security prison.

Stand in solidarity: email the Ugandan High Commission in the UK, urging intervention for their release.

Photo: Students Against Eacop Uganda

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