The Independent in Kampala reported that at least 41 South Sudanese refugees were detained following riots at Imvepi Refugee Settlement in Uganda. Offices used by the prime minister’s office, UNHCR and police were damaged or burned after a dispute over Refugee Welfare Council elections. Police spokesperson Josephine Angucia said investigators were examining alleged arson, attempted murder, injuries to officers and property damage. Two refugees were killed during the violence. Police said security personnel fired live ammunition and alleged attempted gun seizures; the circumstances of the deaths remained under investigation.
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Riots Ugandan police report at least 41 arrests after Imvepi riots
The Independent in Kampala reported that at least 41 South Sudanese refugees were detained following riots at Imvepi Refugee Settlement in Uganda
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