Smart City Surveillance in Uganda

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peace and security

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paper

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Ric

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This report examines the technological, legal, political, and human rights dimensions of Uganda’s surveillance system, with a focus on the safe city initiative and its subsequent expansions. It traces the historical evolution from colonial-era intelligence practices to contemporary digital monitoring, identifies the key actors shaping the system, and evaluates the implications of current laws and policies for citizens’ rights.

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