Collect the evidence: ICC case against Museveni moves forward.

International human rights lawyer Bruce Afran has called on Ugandans whose rights are being trampled to step forward and collect evidence that could one day be used against the Museveni regime at the International Criminal Court (ICC). Speaking on the JB Muwonge Show, Afran broke down the ICC case targeting President Yoweri Museveni and General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, highlighting allegations of crimes against humanity that cannot be ignored. Many Ugandans feel frustrated, believing the ICC has dragged its feet for years without holding Museveni accountable. Afran, however, urged the nation not to lose hope. He reminded citizens that every violation is being documented, every atrocity is being watched, and that the day of reckoning for the regime is approaching. This is a clarion call: Ugandans have the power to preserve the evidence, to tell the truth, and to ensure that justice is not denied. The struggle for accountability is far from over, and Bruce Afran’s message is clear — silence is not an option, and the world is watching. Here is my commentary on this urgent fight for justice and the unwavering hope that the Museveni regime will one day be held accountable.