Civil society calls for stronger protections and victim support as more than 470 Burundian children remain detained in Tanzania and Kenya.
ByMoïse NdayiragijeJuly 30, 2025Undocumented journeys to countries like Djibouti and Mozambique put Burundian youth at serious risk, say members of the diaspora.
ByBreaking BurundiJuly 25, 2025Dozens of minors are reported to be illegally crossing into Tanzania every month, prompting urgent calls for coordinated action.
ByBreaking BurundiJuly 24, 2025Despite claims of peace and political progress from Burundian officials, the UN warns of a closed civic space, manipulated elections, and systemic rights...
ByFrancine IradukundaJune 29, 2025Despite existing laws, child labor remains widespread in Burundi, with children working in mines, homes, and street markets, rights groups warn on World...
ByFrancine IradukundaJune 13, 2025FENADEB denounces the involvement of minors in campaign events as election season gains momentum in Burundi.
ByFrancine IradukundaMay 20, 2025The new CNIDH leadership takes office following allegations of corruption and internal conflict.
ByFrancine IradukundaMay 12, 2025"Maintaining our Grade A status is undeniable proof of CNIDH’s commitment to carrying out its mission of protecting and promoting human rights," says...
ByFrancine IradukundaMarch 26, 2025