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Human Rights

UN Expert Warns of Entrenched Human Rights Violations in Burundi Decade After 2015 Crisis

Despite claims of peace and political progress from Burundian officials, the UN warns of a closed civic space, manipulated elections, and systemic rights...

ByJune 29, 2025
Election 2025

Outgoing Pro-Rwasa MPs Warn of Deepening Crisis Ahead of 2025 Elections

“If even MPs are unsafe, what about ordinary citizens?”: Departing pro-Rwasa lawmakers sound alarm over political violence, repression, and failed reforms.

ByJune 4, 2025

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