On MSN's photoblog, striking photos of Ugandan police attacking demonstrators with water-canon that fire pink-dyed streams of water. Presumably, the pink dye helped the police track down protestors after the fact.
Ugandan police disperse protesters with water cannon
(Image: James Akena / Reuters)
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