al hassan served as police chief and 10 by 2. after his outside the lead group seized power in 2012. the city was convicted of war crimes and crimes against humanity. in june. uganda is opposition. leader has appeared in court, accused of compromising national security. caesar, this asia was apparently abducted, stays earlier during a book launch in neighboring kenya. a human rights groups have expressed outrage over his disappearance. the seizure denies the charges. he's the latest you, dan and politician to be arrested and put on trial. and the government crackdown on the opposition with gerald is julius bon blah, told me about more about the politician keys a decision. and i think for anyone who doesn't have a husband name don't tech, he's a basically just the 1st thing that i would love to know who is this month this month . one would call him the most consistent, outspoken, a position politician in uganda. he's a pose present charges us present to him 7. his government for over 20 as they fell apart in 2000 and suspend basic

been running al-manar tv which was the main communications point mouthpiece, if you will, for hezbollah in lebanon. and indeed he wasn't just that he'd been a main and principal adviser to hassanollah chief who was killed in an israeli airstrike in september and then since nasrallah's death, had become much more visible, giving several press conferences more available to the press. so again, it sort of begs the question, if this was somebody who was sort of more in the public domain now albeit a senior figure within hezbollah, but not a military commander a more sort of political position, why was he killed now and that that sort of throws into the real question of the talks with hezbollah, that are going on right now. >> so we'll considerations of that u.s. proposed cease fire agreement continue you know, it's really >> is hezbollah going to take this and say, hey, we're trying to talk and you're killing us? but the reality is that israel has made it very clear it's going to continue to strike hezbollah's armed stores. it's going to continue to try to push them out of southern lebanon, where israel says that they are a threat to the to the peace and security inside of norther

hassan nasrallah, who was killed in that massive israeli airstrike on the 28th of september. subsequent to nasrallah's killing, it became a much more sort of publicly engaged figure. he had been running the al-manar tv station, which was hezbollah's mouthpiece in lebanon, but had given several press conferences over recent months he was a fairly accessible figure to the media, if you will. why he has been killed now isn't clear. and of course, this does come at a time when lebanese government officials just a couple of days ago, had told cnn they expected hezbollah to answer um, their decision about whether or not they would accept a us proposal. ceasefire with israel that decision was expected in the coming days. by monday, even whether or not this was intended to have some effect on hezbollah's decision making here of course, not uncommon for a sort of high level assassinations, these sort of last minute maneuvers, if you will ahead of ceasefire deals and whether or not this will have an impact on that ceasefire deal isn't clear. the conditions of the ceasefire, according to sources i've been talking to, had told me that they were difficult for hezbollah to accept, but it appeared to them

hassan nasrallah, who was killed in that massive israeli airstrike on the 28th of september. >> subsequent to nasrallah's killing, it became a much more sort of publicly engaged figure. he had been running the al-manar tv station, which was hezbollah's mouthpiece in lebanon, but had given several press conferences over recent months. he was a fairly accessible figure to the media. if you will. why he has been killed now isn't clear. and of course, this does come at a time when lebanese government officials just a couple of days ago had told cnn they expected hezbollah to answer, um, their decision about whether or not they would accept a us proposal, cease fire with israel. that decision was expected in the coming days. by monday, even whether or not this was intended to have some effect on hezbollah's decision making here, of course not uncommon for a sort of high level assassinations, these sort of last minute maneuvers, if you will, ahead of cease fire deals and whether or not that cease fire deal isn't clear. the conditions of the cease fire, according to sources. i've been talking to, had told me that they were difficult for hezbollah to accept, but it appeared to them at least, that hezb