Ethiopia: Ethnic Cleansing Persists Under Tigray Truce
Rights Abusers in Western Tigray Zone Face No Accountability for Torture, Forced Expulsions
Africa
June 2, 2023
Interview: Stories of Abuse, Suffering From People Fleeing Fighting in Sudan
Laetitia Bader, Human Rights Watch’s Africa deputy director, recently returned from a research mission to Juba, the capital of South Sudan, where she interviewed dozens of Sudanese, South Sudanese, and Eritreans who have fled fighting in neighboring Sudan.
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Migrant and Refugee Children
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Sudan: Explosive Weapons Harming Civilians
Limited Access to Water, Electricity, Medical Care Fuels Humanitarian Crisis
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Burkina Faso: Army Linked to Massacre of 156 Civilians
African Union, United Nations Should Press for Credible, Independent Inquiry
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Tanzania: Maasai Forcibly Displaced for Game Reserve
Provide Redress; Adopt New Conservation Model After Consultations
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Rwanda: Alleged Genocide Mastermind Arrested
Fulgence Kayishema Caught After Two Decades; Should Face Swift, Fair Trial
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Sudan: Concrete UN Security Council Action Needed
African Council Members Should Take Leading Role in Ending Abuses
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DR Congo: Peaceful Protests Violently Repressed
Hasty Praise of Police Chief Raises Concerns About Promised Investigation
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Nigeria: New Government Should Improve on Human Rights
Protect Civilians; Respect Media Freedom; Prioritize Social Security
