Human Rights
Tanzania cuts vital news source for citizens
Journalists in Tanzania have protested last month’s move by the government to ban live coverage of parliamentary proceedings. The move, announced by Information Minister Nape Nnauye in January, has also...
Read moreOne year later, killings continue in Burundi
By Journalists For Justice Security forces systematically killed dozens of people, including by extrajudicial execution, on the single bloodiest day of Burundi’s escalating crisis. Since Pierre Nkurunziza announced a year...
Read moreHuman rights bodies warn of unfolding genocide in Burundi
A genocide could be happening in Burundi as the world turns the other way. This is according to the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) and Ligue ITEKA -International Refugee...
Read morePetition on Renewed Violence in Darfur
A displaced mother prepares food for her child outside the UNAMID base in Um Baru, North Darfur. UN Photo/Hamid Abdulsalam To the UN Secretary General 26.01.2016 the President and Members...
Read moreJohn Githongo: The nexus between security and corruption Kenya
John Githongo,CEO of Inuka Kenya on the newly published Journalists for Justice Report detailing on the involvement of senior military officials in the illicit export of charcoal and import of...
Read moreParliamentary Human Rights Caucus demand the establishment of victims’ restorative fund
Kenya Parliamentary Human Rights Caucus on Thursday called for the adoption and implementation of the Truth, Justice and Reconciliation (TJRC) Report the way it is and the immediate establishment of...
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