Journalists detained by Uganda charged with treason, police sayKAMPALA (Reuters) - Eight managers and editors of a daily newspaper arrested this week have been charged with treason, Ugandan police said on Thursday. Police raided the Red Pepper, Uganda s leading tabloid, late on Tuesday and detained the journalists, whom they accused of publishing a false story the previous day.  The story, citing unnamed sources, alleged that Rwanda believed Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni was plotting to oust its leader, Paul Kagame.  Besides treason, the journalists were charged with  offensive communication and publication of information prejudicial to national security,  police spokesman Emilian Kayima told Reuters. Kayima couldn t say when the journalists would appear in court. Rights groups and journalists have complained of escalating harassment and intimidation of independent media by security personnel in Uganda.  We believe that this is economic sabotage aimed at occasioning the media house financial loss since all its production have been stopped,  the Human Rights Network for Journalists - Uganda (HRNJ-U), a local media rights group, said in a statement issued on Thursday. Local media, including Red Pepper, have reported this month on tensions between Uganda and neighboring Rwanda over a range of economic and security disputes. Uganda s foreign affairs ministry has dismissed the reports as rumors and insisted relations between the two countries were untroubled.  worldnews
journalists detained uganda charged treason police saykampala reuters eight managers editors daily newspaper arrested week charged treason uganda police said thursday police raided red pepper uganda leading tabloid late tuesday detained journalists accused publishing false story previous day the story citing unnamed sources alleged rwanda believed uganda president power museveni plotting oust leader paul game besides treason journalists charged offensive communication publication information prejudicial national security police spokesman milan karma told reuters karma say journalists would appear court rights groups journalists complained escalating harassment intimidation independent media security personnel uganda we believe economic sabotage aimed occasioning media house financial loss since production stopped human rights network journalists uganda local media rights group said statement issued thursday local media including red pepper reported month tensions uganda neighboring rwanda range economic security disputes uganda foreign affairs ministry dismissed reports rumors insisted relations two countries troubled 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: Journalists detained by Uganda charged with treason, police sayKAMPALA (Reuters) - Eight managers and editors of a daily newspaper arrested this week have been charged with treason, Ugandan police said on Thursday. Police raided the Red Pepper, Uganda s leading tabloid, late on Tuesday and detained the journalists, whom they accused of publishing a false story the previous day.  The story, citing unnamed sources, alleged that Rwanda believed Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni was plotting to oust its leader, Paul Kagame.  Besides treason, the journalists were charged with  offensive communication and publication of information prejudicial to national security,  police spokesman Emilian Kayima told Reuters. Kayima couldn t say when the journalists would appear in court. Rights groups and journalists have complained of escalating harassment and intimidation of independent media by security personnel in Uganda.  We believe that this is economic sabotage aimed at occasioning the media house financial loss since all its production have been stopped,  the Human Rights Network for Journalists - Uganda (HRNJ-U), a local media rights group, said in a statement issued on Thursday. Local media, including Red Pepper, have reported this month on tensions between Uganda and neighboring Rwanda over a range of economic and security disputes. Uganda s foreign affairs ministry has dismissed the reports as rumors and insisted relations between the two countries were untroubled.  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: journalists detained uganda charged treason police saykampala reuters eight managers editors daily newspaper arrested week charged treason uganda police said thursday police raided red pepper uganda leading tabloid late tuesday detained journalists accused publishing false story previous day the story citing unnamed sources alleged rwanda believed uganda president power museveni plotting oust leader paul game besides treason journalists charged offensive communication publication information prejudicial national security police spokesman milan karma told reuters karma say journalists would appear court rights groups journalists complained escalating harassment intimidation independent media security personnel uganda we believe economic sabotage aimed occasioning media house financial loss since production stopped human rights network journalists uganda local media rights group said statement issued thursday local media including red pepper reported month tensions uganda neighboring rwanda range economic security disputes uganda foreign affairs ministry dismissed reports rumors insisted relations two countries troubled worldnews