CLEAN : Ugandan activists appeal 'unconstitutional' new internet law in court

The video discusses the implications of a new law that criminalizes various forms of media activities, such as writing, sharing, and recording, which are seen as a threat to freedom of expression. The law requires authorization for recording and sharing media, imposing criminal sanctions for non-compliance. This is viewed as contradictory to constitutional rights and is criticized for its ambiguity and potential for selective enforcement by authorities.

What is the primary concern about the new law discussed in the first section?

• It supports media transparency.

• It encourages public participation.

• It criminalizes various media activities.

• It promotes freedom of expression.

What does the new law require before recording or sharing media?

• Authorization from the government.

• No permission is needed.

• Approval from a media council.

• Permission from the person being recorded.

Which constitutional article is mentioned as being contradicted by the new law?

• Article 15

• Article 50

• Article 29

• Article 45

What is a major issue with the term 'public interest' in the new law?

• It is subject to interpretation.

• It is clearly defined.

• It is irrelevant to the law.

• It is universally accepted.

How might the new law be misused according to the final section?

• By enhancing public safety.

• By promoting fair media practices.

• By selectively targeting individuals.

• By ensuring equal application to all.