CLEAN : Ugandan presidential challenger calls arrest 'shameful

The speaker discusses their arrest under preventive measures, expressing disappointment with the state's actions. They argue that there is no legal basis for such arrests and criticize the involvement of police in political matters, emphasizing the need for unbiased policing.

What are the implications of preventive arrest as discussed in the text?

What is the speaker's stance on the law regarding police powers?

How does the speaker perceive the behavior of the state regarding preventive arrests?

What does the speaker mean by 'good policing'?

In what way does the speaker relate police conduct to political debates?