Human Rights
Burundian Journalist Brutally Assaulted by University Student Representatives While on Assignment
Student leaders at Burundi’s top university allegedly arrested, assaulted, and silenced a journalist covering student hardships on Mutanga campus, sparking outrage among media...
Burundi’s Top Human Rights Official Missing Following Explosive Embezzlement Allegations
A confidential letter written by three commissioners to the President of the National Assembly accuses the CNIDH chairman of diverting over BIF 1.1...
Burundi’s Human Rights Commission Retains Top Status Despite Scrutiny
"Maintaining our Grade A status is undeniable proof of CNIDH’s commitment to carrying out its mission of protecting and promoting human rights," says...
ONLCT Urges Government to Monitor Recruitment Agencies Amid Surge in Human Trafficking
As the world celebrates International Women's Day, the local civil society group ONLCT calls on the Burundian government to take action against trafficking...
ONLCT Calls for Government Action After US Deports Illegal Burundian Migrants
As expelled Burundians arrive in Nairobi, local watchdog ONLCT pushes for diplomatic efforts to address deportations and prevent further migrant crises.
Burundi Pledges to Accept Deported Nationals as US Tightens Immigration Rules
With 462 Burundians set for deportation from the U.S., Burundi’s foreign affairs ministry signals the country’s willingness to accept them but calls for...
Refugee Returns Lag as Burundi Presses for Accelerated Repatriation from Tanzania
As the repatriation of Burundian refugees from Tanzania falls behind expectations, the Burundian government urges quicker returns, citing improved national stability.
Burundi Faces Diverging Opinions on Human Rights Progress Amid International Day Celebration
As Burundi marks International Human Rights Day, conflicting opinions emerge on the country’s human rights record, with concerns raised over violence against women...
