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Trouble seems to keep following Ugandan singer Desire Luzinda.
When the authorities are not harassing her over nude online photos leaked by her Nigerian ex-boyfriend, the police are squeezing her boobs.
Desire has accused Uganda police of squeezing her boobs at Entebbe International Airport as she returned from Congo a few weeks ago.
In a complaint filed through her lawyer Isaac Semakadde of Centre for Legal Aid, Desire reveals that soon after her arrest on February 21 at the airport, two cops identified as Rose Nabakooza and Nyakato dragged her into their office and squeezed her boobs.
“I was shocked, dismayed and embarrassed after I discovered the duo had conspired to violate my fundamental human rights enshrined in articles 29(2), 23(1), 24, 28, 42, and 44of the 1995 Constitution. They issued orders to airport police and immigration officers purporting to ‘blacklist’ and calling for my immediate arrest and detention in case I am leaving or returning to the country.
They also impounded my passport,” said Desire. Commercial and Transnational Crime department later apologised for the incident.
