AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
Cameroon: Killing of eight schoolchildren new low in Anglophone crisis
[Cameroon] Tity Agbahey: “The killing of eight schoolchildren inside their classroom is an atrocity that underscores the urgency of protecting ordinary people from the ...
Guinea: Evidence Confirms Security Forces fired on Unarmed Protesters
[Guinea] Fabien Offner: ‘’President Alpha Condé has repeatedly said he preferred to leave the country in 1993, rather than go into confrontation and ‘govern ...
Central African Republic: People seek justice while warlords still walk free
[Central African Republic] Amnesty International: “Civilians have borne the brunt of successive waves of violence and armed conflict since 2002 in CAR. Thousands have ...
Tanzania: Laws weaponized to undermine freedoms ahead of elections
[Tanzania] Muchena: “President Magufuli must urgently reverse the decline in political and civil freedoms in Tanzania and ensure human rights defenders, activists and civil ...
Mozambique: No justice for victims of conflict which has killed 2,000 plus
[Mozambique\Al-Shabaab] Deprose Muchena: “This armed group is responsible for untold suffering in Cabo Delgado. They have reduced people’s homes to ashes through coordinated arson ...
Mozambique: Investigate bomb threats against civil society leader
[Adriano Nuvunga] Deprose Muchena: “These bomb threats against Adriano Nuvunga are a terrifying warning aimed at scaring him into silence. They also send a ...
George Floyd: Amnesty delivers 1 million signatures demanding Justice
[George Floyd] Julie Verhaar: “It is shameful that over four months have gone by since the horrifying killing of George Floyd without any meaningful ...
Ethiopian migrants in detention “hell” in saudi arabia
[Ethiopian Migrants in Saudi Arabian Detention] “Amnesty International interviewed detainees who described a catalogue of cruelties at the hands of Saudi Arabian authorities, including ...
Guinea: At least 50 killed during protests in less than a year
[Guinea] Amnesty International: “Exercising the right to freedom of peaceful assembly remains dangerous in Guinea, where impunity for human rights violations has remained the ...
Guinea: Stadium massacre victims await justice after 11 years
[Guinea Stadium Massacre] Amnesty International: More than 13 suspects were charged – 11 of them sent for trial, including current and former high-level officials. ...
