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Stephen Kwikiriza was abducted on June 4 in Kampala by plainclothes officers from the Ugandan military.
Five days later , he was dropped 150 miles away, by the side of a road in Kyenyoyo .
Campaigners are calling for an investigation into the kidnapping and beating of the activist.
The activist had previously faced threats over his work documenting the damage inflicted by the Kingfisher oil field.
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