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Election 2025

Burundi’s Ruling Party Denies Allegations of Voter Intimidation During Recent Elections

CNDD-FDD refutes claims of coercion and misconduct, says opposition must provide evidence.

Security

Opposition Parties Decry Continued Political Intolerance Ahead of Burundi’s Dual Elections

As the campaign season nears its end, opposition voices grow louder over harassment, threats, and disrupted rallies across the country.

Politics

CNL Reports Wave of Intimidation as Campaign Enters Third Week

While authorities claim a peaceful campaign, opposition parties and civil society point to escalating violence and political coercion in rural communities.

Politics

Burundi’s Catholic Church Urges Political Leaders to Promote Peace and Mutual Respect Ahead of June Elections

The catholic bishops condemn the practice of demonizing political opponents, calling on leaders to foster a spirit of mutual respect among their supporters.

Politics

Burundi Opposition Party CDP Demands Release of Jailed Member, Denounces Escalating Violence

Despite presidential calls for democratic respect, Burundi’s opposition warns of rising political violence and calls for accountability.

Politics

Burundi Government Hails Peaceful Campaign Start as Opposition Reports Intimidation, Violence

While authorities celebrate a calm first week of campaigning, opposition parties allege intimidation, vehicle blockades, and threats from ruling party youth.

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