“Crush Them Like Lice”
Repression of Civil and Political Rights Ahead of Zimbabwe’s August 2023 Election
Africa
September 18, 2023
Uganda: Carry Out Treaty to Protect Everyone at Work
Uganda should quickly adopt and put into effect a new law to protect everyone from violence and harassment, including sexual harassment, at work, Human Rights Watch said today. In a positive move, Uganda formally ratified the landmark global treaty to end violence and harassment at work on August 7, 2023.
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Mali: New Atrocities by Malian Army, Apparent Wagner Fighters
AU, ECOWAS Should Press for End to Violations, Urge Accountability
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Mali: Mounting Islamist Armed Group Killings, Rape
UN Peacekeepers’ Departure Complicates Efforts for Security; Provide Aid
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Sudan: Darfur Town Destroyed
ICC Should Investigate Killings, Looting by Rapid Support Forces, Arab Militias
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Uganda: Carry Out Treaty to Protect Everyone at Work
Ratification Sets Stage to Tackle Harassment, Violence at Work
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Kenya: Ban Use of Highly Hazardous Pesticides
Most Pesticides in Kenya are Harmful to Health, Environment, Study Finds
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Human Rights and Humanitarian Organizations Urge United Nations to Mobilize to Address Crisis in Sudan
Joint Statement Urges More Aid, Solidarity, Attention to the Crisis
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Sudan: Global Leaders Warn of Inaction in Face of Atrocities
Joint Statement Urges More Aid, Solidarity, Attention to the Crisis
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Rearrest Sparks Hope in Central African Republic
Abdoulaye Hissène Charged by Special Criminal Court
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US Imposes Sanctions on Abusive Commanders in Sudan
Crucial Step Toward Accountability for Rapid Support Force Abuses
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Russian Veto Puts Rights in Mali at Risk
Ensure Continued Monitoring and Reporting of Rights Abuses, Accountability
