Africa
December 2, 2020
Côte d’Ivoire: Post-Election Violence, Repression
Côte d’Ivoire’s authorities should urgently investigate the killing of more than 50 people in the political and intercommunal violence that accompanied the October 31, 2020 presidential elections and ensure that anyone responsible for unlawful killings is prosecuted, Human Rights Watch said today.
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Children's RightsThis submission focuses primarily on the following topics: the use and recruitment of child soldiers, the abduction and detention of children, sexual and other forms of gender-based violence perpetrated against children, and the protection of students, teachers, and schools during time of armed conflict. It proposes issues and questions that we would encourage Committee members to raise with the government.
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Côte d’Ivoire: Post-Election Violence, Repression
Over 50 Killed Since Presidential Poll; Dozen Opposition Leaders Arrested
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Tanzania: Burundian Refugees ‘Disappeared,’ Tortured
Halt Forced Returns; Investigate Police, Intelligence Services
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Guinea: Post-Election Violence, Repression
Investigate Use of Excessive Force; Hold Those Responsible to Account
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Côte d’Ivoire: Post-Election Violence, Repression
Over 50 Killed Since Presidential Poll; Dozen Opposition Leaders Arrested
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Tanzania: Burundian Refugees ‘Disappeared,’ Tortured
Halt Forced Returns; Investigate Police, Intelligence Services
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DR Congo: Militia Leader Gets Life Term for Atrocities
Sheka’s Trial Highlights Progress, Gaps in Military Justice System
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Somalia: Ensure Justice in Health Worker Massacre
Boost Stalled Investigation into Killing of 8 in Rural Village
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