A total of 113 Ugandan students arrested in connection with a recent clash were charged on Wednesday with disobeying a police order to disperse and granted cash bail of 150,000 shillings (US$86) each, reported local press on Thursday.
The students appeared before Buganda Road Court chief Magistrate Margaret Tibulya and they denied the charge and were released without sureties.
One woman was killed and several others were injured in an eight-hour clash on Tuesday between the riot students from Makerere University and police in Kampala.
The demonstration started peacefully on Monday evening following the death of a student Edgar Mukundane, who was knocked down by a speeding vehicle near the university on Friday.
The demonstration escalated to riot after news filtered in at campus that three female students had also knocked by a vehicle in the city and were in critical conditions at Mulago Hospital.
"They have been released on bail and have up to 5:30 p.m. (1430 GMT) to pay up or be remanded till the case comes up for mention in December," students' lawyer Charles Opwonya told press.
Of the suspects, 35 were women and 78 men, among them nine Kenyans.
Opwonya said by 5:30 p.m., 84 students had paid up and the rest would return to police cells.
Kampala police chief Benson Oyo Nyeko said they would be transferred to Luzira Prison.