Africa
June 23, 2021
Discrimination in Tanzania’s Schools Ruining Girls’ Lives
Tanzania’s first woman president, Samia Suluhu, has the opportunity to call on education authorities to end the exclusion of pregnant and married girls from public schools.
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United Nations
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United Nations
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Mozambique: Grave Concerns for Rwandan Asylum Seeker
Acknowledge his Detention; Ensure Access to Lawyer; Block Any Return to Rwanda
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Mali: Basketball Federation Covers Up Sexual Assault of Girls
Government, IOC, FIBA Should Investigate Players’ Allegations
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Ethiopia: Tigray Schools Occupied, Looted
Protect Students, Teachers in Region; Endorse Safe Schools Declaration
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News
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Discrimination in Tanzania’s Schools Ruining Girls’ Lives
President Suluhu Should Support Education of Pregnant Girls
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UN Rights Council needs to address China, Ethiopia, systemic racism and climate change
Item 2: Interactive Dialogue on High Commissioner’s annual report
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International scrutiny for dire rights situation in Eritrea must continue
HRW Statement - Item 2 ID with the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Eritrea
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Sudan’s Planned Joint Force Threatens Rights-Abiding Transition
Proper Security Forces Reform Urgently Needed
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IMF: Make Cameroon Loan Contingent on Anti-Corruption
Lack of Transparency, Corruption Allegations Mar Covid-19 Spending
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Interview: Reforms, Not Gestures, Are Needed to Solve Burundi’s Human Rights Crisis
President Évariste Ndayishimiye Has Yet to Deliver Change
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Africa: Prioritize Education to Safeguard Children’s Rights
Guarantee Free Education for All; Tackle Abuses
