Justice
Sandra Muhoza Sentenced to Four Years in Prison in Treason-Related Case
Press freedom advocates condemn the ruling, citing due process concerns and an attack on journalism.
Burundi’s Justice System Under Pressure Amid Allegations of Illegal Detentions and Political Interference
Reports, public testimonies, and rights groups reveal ignored court orders and political influence that undermine justice, leaving citizens trapped in legal limbo.
Burundian Finance Minister Joins President in Attacks on PARCEM Leader
Minister Alain Ndikumana accuses Faustin Ndikumana of seeking “attention” and online “views” with his repeated critiques of government economic policies.
Calls for Justice and Accountability Resurface 32 Years After Ndadaye’s Assassination
Sahwanya-FRODEBU, rights groups, and victims’ associations urge the judiciary to reopen investigations and bring those responsible for the assassination of President Melchior Ndadaye...
Rights Group Warns of Rising Killings and Human Rights Abuses Against Burundians Abroad
Burundians living abroad face escalating human rights violations, with Zambia, Tanzania, and Gulf nations cited as main hotspots, ALUCHOTO says.
UN Human Rights Council Extends Mandate on Burundi Despite Government Objection
Gitega challenges the UN resolution, accusing the Council of reviving old crisis narratives and disregarding the country's current realities.
Burundi’s CNIDH Pushes Back Against UN Human Rights Report
The chairman of Burundi’s National Independent Human Rights Commission (CNIDH), Martin Blaise Nyaboho, has dismissed recent reports by the United Nations Special Rapporteur...
Burundian President’s Remarks on Domestic Workers Spark Public Outcry in Bujumbura
“The highest-paid worker in Burundi is the domestic worker,” says President Ndayishimiye.
