1. 27 Sep


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  4. 18 Aug


    In Uganda, protesters are sprayed with colored water by the police, To identify and arrest them later. Many water cannons on the market today come with a tank specially designed to store a semi-permanent colored dye. If police decide they want to “tag” protesters with the dye, they can press a button to inject it into the main water stream. Once the water cannon is trained on a crowd, anyone hit by the spray will be easily recognizable by police. Uganda isn’t the only country to use dye in its water cannons: During the last 15 years, protesters in Hungary, Indonesia, Israel and India have all been showered with colored water.

    In Uganda, protesters are sprayed with colored water by the police, To identify and arrest them later. Many water cannons on the market today come with a tank specially designed to store a semi-permanent colored dye. If police decide they want to “tag” protesters with the dye, they can press a button to inject it into the main water stream. Once the water cannon is trained on a crowd, anyone hit by the spray will be easily recognizable by police. Uganda isn’t the only country to use dye in its water cannons: During the last 15 years, protesters in Hungary, Indonesia, Israel and India have all been showered with colored water.

    (via jonwithabullet)