Uganda police arrest youths who oppose fresh term for ruler in power since 1986KAMPALA (Reuters) - Ugandan police have arrested 10 youths for staging an illegal rally to oppose a planned constitutional amendment to allow President Yoweri Museveni, one of the world s longest serving rulers, to run for a fresh term. Police spokesman Emirian Kayima said on Monday the youths were detained in the capital Kampala as they mobilized support and distributed fliers with messages opposed to the amendment.   They were involved in an illegal assembly. They did not inform police ahead of time that they were going to hold a rally,  he told Reuters, adding that they being questioned and would be taken to court. Museveni, 73, came to power in 1986 and is barred from seeking re-election under a law that limits presidential candidates to 75 years of age and under. The next presidential election is in 2021. Uganda is Africa s biggest coffee exporter and a prospective oil producer.   Plans are underway to change the constitution so Museveni can be eligible, a move that has stirred anger. Critics say Museveni uses the security forces to maintain power. Opposition leaders and activists are often jailed, rallies and meetings are often banned and some are broken up with teargas and beatings.  Museveni has not said whether he intends to stand again and his officials say the removal of the age cap is for the benefit of future leaders and not Museveni specifically. worldnews
uganda police arrest youths oppose fresh term ruler power since reuters uganda police arrested youths staging illegal rally oppose planned constitutional amendment allow president power museveni one world longest serving rulers run fresh term police spokesman marian karma said monday youths detained capital kamal mobilized support distributed fliers messages opposed amendment they involved illegal assembly they inform police ahead time going hold rally told reuters adding questioned would taken court museveni came power barred seeking law limits presidential candidates years age the next presidential election uganda africa biggest coffee exporter prospective oil producer plans underway change constitution museveni eligible move stirred anger critics say museveni uses security forces maintain power opposition leaders activists often jailed rallies meetings often banned broken tears beatings museveni said whether intends stand officials say removal age cap benefit future leaders museveni specifically worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Uganda police arrest youths who oppose fresh term for ruler in power since 1986KAMPALA (Reuters) - Ugandan police have arrested 10 youths for staging an illegal rally to oppose a planned constitutional amendment to allow President Yoweri Museveni, one of the world s longest serving rulers, to run for a fresh term. Police spokesman Emirian Kayima said on Monday the youths were detained in the capital Kampala as they mobilized support and distributed fliers with messages opposed to the amendment.   They were involved in an illegal assembly. They did not inform police ahead of time that they were going to hold a rally,  he told Reuters, adding that they being questioned and would be taken to court. Museveni, 73, came to power in 1986 and is barred from seeking re-election under a law that limits presidential candidates to 75 years of age and under. The next presidential election is in 2021. Uganda is Africa s biggest coffee exporter and a prospective oil producer.   Plans are underway to change the constitution so Museveni can be eligible, a move that has stirred anger. Critics say Museveni uses the security forces to maintain power. Opposition leaders and activists are often jailed, rallies and meetings are often banned and some are broken up with teargas and beatings.  Museveni has not said whether he intends to stand again and his officials say the removal of the age cap is for the benefit of future leaders and not Museveni specifically. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: uganda police arrest youths oppose fresh term ruler power since reuters uganda police arrested youths staging illegal rally oppose planned constitutional amendment allow president power museveni one world longest serving rulers run fresh term police spokesman marian karma said monday youths detained capital kamal mobilized support distributed fliers messages opposed amendment they involved illegal assembly they inform police ahead time going hold rally told reuters adding questioned would taken court museveni came power barred seeking law limits presidential candidates years age the next presidential election uganda africa biggest coffee exporter prospective oil producer plans underway change constitution museveni eligible move stirred anger critics say museveni uses security forces maintain power opposition leaders activists often jailed rallies meetings often banned broken tears beatings museveni said whether intends stand officials say removal age cap benefit future leaders museveni specifically worldnews