Following the release in early May of 40 people detained since the October 2020 demonstrations around Guinea’s presidential election, Amnesty International recalls…
Madagascar’s Interior Ministry interrupted an LGBT party in a bar in the capital to “undermine good morals” and “stimulate outbreaks”, according to…
A report published in early July by a group of associations reports threats to individual freedoms acquired in Tunisia for 2020-2021. as…
In Ethiopia, the Human Rights Commission, independent but linked to the federal authorities, expresses “its deep concern” over the situation of civilians…
On June 30, 1991, the apartheid laws were abolished. A step towards the end of the regime that was definitely overthrown by…
Niger was ordered by the ECOWAS court to pay damages to a human rights defender for “arbitrary and illegal detention”. It’s a…
In Burundi, the head of diplomacy Albert Shingiro and the ambassador of the European Union, Claude Bochu, surrounded by his fellow Member…
French leaders of Amesys and Nexa Technologies are accused of participating in an act of torture for the sale of surveillance equipment…
The investigation into the atrocities committed in Tigray has barely been initiated by the African Commission on Human and Human Rights and…
The Yaoundé Military Court yesterday, Wednesday, June 9, decided to release Nicodemus Tanyi Amungwa on bail, as required by the Cameroon Bar…
That was 21 years ago in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The Rwandan and Ugandan armies clashed in Kisangani, in the eastern…
