Police in Uganda have been given the right to shoot protesters dead if they reach a certain level of violence, Security Minister Elly Tumwine has said. Clashes with police sparked by the arrest of presidential candidate and former pop star Bobi Wine have left at least 28 people dead since Wednesday.
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