Africa
April 20, 2021
Chad: Déby Leaves Legacy of Abuse
Chad's transitional military council should scrupulously respect human rights and the rule of law, ensuring that civilians are protected and avoiding any escalation of abuses against civilians.
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Mali: Killings, ‘Disappearances’ in Military Operations
Investigate Alleged Security Force Abuses in Mopti Region
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Chad: Pre-Election Crackdown on Opponents
End Ill-treatment, Beatings; Respect Right of Assembly; Investigate Abuses
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IMF: Scant Transparency for Covid-19 Emergency Loans
Anti-Corruption Measures a Step Forward, but Weak Implementation
News
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Chad: Déby Leaves Legacy of Abuse
AU Should Deploy Crisis Team to Ensure Civilian Protection, Rule of Law
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Mali: Killings, ‘Disappearances’ in Military Operations
Investigate Alleged Security Force Abuses in Mopti Region
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A Plea to the UN to Address Sexual Violence in Conflict
Deaf Activist Warns “Our Wounds Will Never Heal”
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The Death of a Warlord in the Central African Republic
Other 3R Commanders Should be Held Accountable for Crimes
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The human rights of older women
Submission to the UN Independent Expert on the enjoyment of all human rights by older persons
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UN Security Council Needs to Act on Ethiopia’s Tigray Region
Urgently Address Humanitarian and Human Rights Crisis
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South Sudan Government Reshuffle Emboldens Rights Abusers
Regional Partners Should Press for Action on Abusive Security Agency
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Closing Camps Won’t Solve Kenya’s Refugee Problem
Government Should Protect Refugees, Not Send People Back to Dangerous Conditions
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Victims of Sudan Crackdown on Protests Await Justice
More Efforts Needed to Ensure Timely, Transparent Accountability
![Former National Security Service official Akol Koor Kuc [left] is pictured with President Salva Kiir (R)](/sites/default/files/styles/square/public/media_2021/04/202104africa_southsudan_kiir_kuc.jpg?h=a7b2d30a&itok=7LF9qkCq)
