Angola’s New NGO Law Raises Alarms Over Civil Liberties President João Lourenço has signed into law new legislation regulating the operation of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and other groups in Angola, stirring significant…
A major coalition of NGOs signs a joint letter to the UN Human Rights Council requesting that the mandate of…
In Gabon, the French oil company Perenco, the largest oil producer in the country, was accused and prosecuted by a…
Twelve international human rights NGOs, including HRW, FIDH and even EurAc, expressed in an “open letter” published on Monday 21…
Several NGOs condemn the “illegal” granting of large primary forest concessions to a single company. Contracts signed in September last…
While the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund will soon meet to decide on a new loan to be…
Oumar Sylla is an emblem of the repression that’s raging in Guinea towards the varied voices of civil society actors…
Several human rights organizations warn of “instrumentalisation of ethnic origin and political identity” in Senegal. They are reacting after several…
In Uganda, strong mobilization on social networks after the arrest on Tuesday of lawyer and human rights activist Nicholas Opiyo,…
In Uganda, opponent Bobi Wine was released on Friday, November 20, after two days in police custody. He was arrested…
The battle within the Tigray area signifies a critical humanitarian disaster, in keeping with the UNHCR. On the run from…
