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Press Release: Monday 14, November 2005

The unlawful arrest of Dr Kizza Besigye. On Monday 14th November 2005, at 13.00 hours at Busega, a suburb of Kampala, the Forum for Democratic Change Party President Col. (Rtd) Dr. Kizza Besigye, was unlawfully detained and later arrested and prosecuted in Court at Buganda Road. Click here.

Press Release: Thursday 10, November 2005                                                                                

This is in response to today’s lead story  of The New Vision and the Daily Monitor attributed to Mr Willaim Lacy Swing, the UN Representative in DRC, purportedly confirming the existence of the mysterious and elusive rebel group, “PRA” in the DRC, and linking it to the FDC President Col (Rtd) Dr Kizza Besigye.  Click here.

Press Release: Monday 24, October 2005

We wish to make a brief statement on the revelation by President Yoweri Museveni in his letter of October 19th 2005; that he is “reliably informed that he (Rtd. Col. Dr. Kizza Besigye, FDC, Interim Chairperson) may have long-standing criminal charges...Click here.

 

  


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Press Release: Monday 17, October 2005

We wish to express and send our heart felt condolences and solidarity to the family, to UPC and to all Ugandans following the death of former President Dr Apollo Milton Obote... Click here.

Press Release: Friday 07, October 2005

We received information that Dr. Kizza Besigye is not on the Voters Register. We consider this matter fundamental as to whether the forthcoming elections shall be free and fair and we are therefore considering various options... Click here.

Press Release: Monday 02, October 2005

Our country is at Crossroads.  After the Kisanja Bill has been turned into Law, most Ugandans are now not sure to exactly what direction the country will take. Click here.

Press Release: Monday 26, September 2005

In the last three weeks, FDC has been on a tour of duty in Canada, UK and the USA. Click  here.

Press Release: Monday 15, August 2005

FDC joins all Ugandans to celebrate the Gold Medal brought home to Uganda by Dorcus Inzikuru and to congratulate Dorcus for the prize well deserved. We call upon government to Click here.

Press Release: Monday 08, August 2005

Enough is enough. First, we would like to inform you that over the just gone weekend we were in the Acholi sub-region where we received great reception and support. Click here.

Press Release: Monday 01, August 2005

Once again Uganda is at cross roads. President Museveni's referendum has ended as a flop.  Less than 20% turnout is not worth more than Shs.50 billion spent on it.  Click here.

Press Release: Monday 18, July 2005

 Sham Referendum. For purposes of clarifying our Party position on the forthcoming Referendum on political system, FDC wishes to state as follows. Click here.

Press Release: Monday 11, July 2005

Word of solidarity with British People. We would like to start by expressing our condolences and solidarity with the people of Britain following the London terrorist bombings, which claimed the lives of many innocent civilians. Click here.

Press Release: Saturday 09, July 2005.

“If I wanted, I would have remained with NRM like some of my friends. I would have stolen and gone untouched, but you people matter to me,” Gen. Muntu, Mbarara, 9th July 2005. Click here.

Press Release: Monday 04, July 2005.

We have learnt of actions of the 7th Parliament manipulated           and stage managed by Mr. Museveni and Cabinet. Click here.

Monday 23, May 2005. Ugandan government employs torture.

Monday 17, May 2005. MPs Okumu and Ocula released on bail.

Monday 02, May 2005.  Mrs. Jane Okumu.

Monday 21, April 2005. Hon MPs  R. Okumu and  M. Ocula  arrested

Monday 04, April 2005. FDC Condolences to His Eminence

Tuesday 29, March 2005.Scrapping  sponsorship for Arts students

Monday 21, March 2005.FDC Kampala mobilization plan.

Monday 06, June 2005. FDC first party in Uganda

Monday 20, June 2005. MPs bribed with Shs. 5M.

Monday 27, June 2005. Presidential term limits.

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Notes from FDC Secretary General Alice Alaso

Dr Kizza Besigye on UPDF                                                                               NEC Extra-ordinary Meeting in S. Africa                                            Statement of FDC Interim Chairperson                               Presentation by Sam Njuba                                                                                NEC Meeting Resolutions                                                 Chairperson's Views on the 2005 Referendum                                   Dr Kizza Besigye’s visit to The Netherlands                                       The real purpose of the Referendum                                           Open Letter to the US Ambassador                                              What next after the sham referendum ?