Uganda under Idi Amin's rule. The the source of the video is the "The Main Event". The video was edited for History of Uganda | History of Uganda

UGANDA JANUARY 30, 1978: SEVEN YEARS OF IDI AMIN'S RULE Uganda's President for Life, Idi Amin, has just celebrated the seventh anniversary of the military coup that brought him to power. It came as his regime was under increasing international criticism over alleged human rights violations. In those seven years Amin has earned an international reputation as a ruthless dictator. He has covered his chest with medals that he awarded himself, but has denied his people democracy and in many cases lif

In early August 1972 the President of Uganda, General Idi Amin, inhumanely ordered the expulsion of the country's Asian population, giving them 90 days to leave the country. The Asians had lived in Uganda since the late 1800s under British rule. The majority of Asians originally came to Uganda from British India to work on the construction of the Uganda Railway and in other government sectors. Many decided to remain in East Africa after the line's completion. The Asians prospered and owned most