Desire Luzinda described the release of the images as a 'breach of trust by someone I loved' -- of course the gov't didn't want to know that.
Luzinda's nude photos were leaked following alleged row between her and former lover 'Franklin Emuobor Ebenhron' ... this broke the anti-pornographic law and the Ethics and Integrity minister in the Office of the President 'Simon Lokodo' called for the arrest of Luzinda.
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Apparently, Desire cannot be arrested because the anti-pornographic law is being challenged ... the constitutional court, we're being told, has been asked to review the law.
According to reports from Bigeye.ug, the Cabinet of Uganda undertook to review the law since it is against women to a larger extent ... and that it needs a reform and for this reason the singer cannot be arrested using such a law.
A legal authority that has been fronted to further Desire’s freedom is one of Charles Onyango and Andrew Mwenda Vs Attorney General where it was held that all prosecutions and actions under a law that is being challenged must be put on stand still until the outcome of the challenge is determined. This means that Desire Luzinda cannot be arrested under a law that is being challenged in court. -- according to the same source.
Does that mean, girls ... you can now pull your mini-skirts out of your closets? Probably yes ... I mean, we hope so!
