27 Women, Man Arrested in Porn Content Production Bust

By Amon Katungulu | Wednesday, May 20, 2026
27 Women, Man Arrested in Porn Content Production Bust
Police in Kira Division are investigating a suspected human trafficking and pornography network after 27 young women were allegedly found in a house being used for commercial online adult content activities in Namugongo Division, Wakiso District.

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Police in Kira Municipality are investigating a suspected case of human trafficking and the promotion of pornography following an operation that led to the rescue of 27 young women.

According to police, the operation was conducted on May 18, 2026 at around 8pm after authorities received intelligence reports indicating that a group of young women was being kept in an enclosed residence in Mbalwa Buyinja Zone, Kyaliwajjala, Namugongo Division.

Kampala Metropolitan Police spokesperson SP Rachael Kawala said a man was also arrested at the scene.

“Police received information indicating that a group of young women was being kept in an enclosed residence and suspected to be involved in illegal activities. Officers immediately responded to the scene,” SP Kawala said.

During the operation, officers reportedly found 27 females aged between 17 and 26 years staying in three rooms, alongside equipment allegedly used in online adult content production.

Police recovered several exhibits from the scene, including laptops, cameras, and 10 adult devices believed to have been used in the activities.

All 27 females and the male suspect are currently in police custody assisting with investigations and recording statements.

Preliminary findings suggest the victims may have been engaged in commercial online adult content activities, with police also pursuing individuals suspected to have recruited and organized the group.

SP Kawala added that efforts are underway to identify and arrest the masterminds behind the activity.

Investigations are ongoing.

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