“Those Who Returned Are Suffering”
Impact of Camp Shutdowns on People Displaced By Boko Haram Conflict in Nigeria
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December 1, 2022
Ghana: Chaining People with Mental Health Conditions Persists
Ghana’s government has taken inadequate steps to end the chaining and inhumane treatment of people with real or perceived mental health conditions – psychosocial disabilities – in faith-based and traditional healing centers despite a 2017 ban on such treatment, Human Rights Watch said today.
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AfricaPrioritizing human rights isn’t just a sound moral policy – it’s also a strategic imperative.
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African Rights Commission’s Work More Important Than Ever
35 Years On, Strengthen Its Independence, Civil Society Role
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Mali: Coordinated Massacres by Islamist Armed Groups
Increase Protection Capabilities of Security Forces, UN Peacekeepers
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Ethiopia: Civilians in Western Oromia Left Unprotected
Armed Group Kills Hundreds of Amharas in June Massacre; Independent Inquiries Needed
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Ghana: Chaining People with Mental Health Conditions Persists
Enforce Ban on Shackling; Provide Community-Based Services
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African Human Rights Body Needs to Embrace Media
African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights Should Build on Past Successes
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