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  Wednesday, 13 April 2011 14:17	Uganda: Four Kenyan Human Rights Defenders to be Deported	Four human rights defenders have been detained by immigration officers at Entebbe airport, and threatened with deportation on the next flight. They were travelling to Kampala to meet with the Chief Justice of Uganda to discuss the case of Mr. Al-Amin Kimathi. The eight other members of the delegation, which included two British nationals, have been allowed to enter the country.	Published in
  Read more...	Sunday, 23 January 2011 21:14	Al-Amin Kimathi, Omar Awad and Co.	Al-Amin Kimathi, Omar Awadh and six others taken illegally from Kenya to Uganda are still locked up in Uganda.	Published in
  Read more...	Tuesday, 28 September 2010 15:25	Uganda Should Free Kenyan Muslim Activist-Rights Groups	Uganda should release a Kenyan human rights activist facing terrorism and murder charges in connection with a bomb attack on Kampala or serve him with details of those charges, two rights groups said late on Monday.	Published in
  Read more...	Monday, 20 September 2010 15:17	Activist Charged over Uganda Bombings	Human rights activist Al-Amin Kimathi has been charged in Uganda in connection with the twin bomb blasts in Kampala, on July 11.	Published in
  Read more...	Monday, 20 September 2010 15:04	Kenyan Activist Remains in Uganda, Partner Released from Detention	A Kenyan rights activist providing counsel for suspects of Uganda's July attacks remains in prison following the release of colleague and lawyer Mbugua Mureithi, who has accused Uganda authorities of a "witch hunt."	Published in
  Read more...	Friday, 31 August 2007 13:36	Kenyan Muslims vow weeks of protests	Kenyan Muslims vowed on Friday to hold weeks of protests against what they call arbitrary arrests, illegal deportation, torture and harassment in the east African nation.	Published in
  Read more...	Friday, 17 September 2010 17:30	Kenyans held in Uganda over Kampala World Cup attack	Ugandan police have arrested two Kenyans - a lawyer and a human rights activist - as they arrived in Uganda to attend a hearing for suspects in July's Kampala bombing. Published in