乌干达通过了一项法案,要求与外国有联系的团体注册政治活动. Uganda passes bill requiring foreign-linked groups to register for political activities.

乌干达提出的"保护主权法案"要求与外国实体相关的人员和团体注册并获得内批准进行政治或公民活动. Uganda’s proposed Protection of Sovereignty Bill requires individuals and groups linked to foreign entities to register and obtain Cabinet approval for political or civic activities. 法律对"外国人"的定义很广, 可能包括在国外居住的乌干达人以及国际公司雇员. The law defines “foreigners” broadly, potentially including Ugandans abroad and employees of international firms, and carries penalties of up to 20 years in prison and fines of 2 billion shillings. 虽然政府将该法案描述为保护国家主权, 但批评者认为它侵犯了宪法权利, 可能会压制民间社会. While the government frames the bill as protecting national sovereignty, critics argue it infringes on constitutional rights and could suppress civil society.