Abusive Laws, Partisan Government Agencies Undermine Free, Fair Vote Zimbabwe authorities have failed to take necessary steps to ensure that the general election slated for August 23, 2023, meets international standards […]
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Assault on Democracy Ahead of Elections On July 31, Senegal’s interior minister announced the dissolution of the opposition party Patriotes africains du Sénégal pour le travail, l’éthique et la fraternité (Patriots of Senegal for
Senegalese Government Dissolves Opposition Party, Cuts Internet Read More »
At the end of July, citizens in the Central African Republic will vote on a new constitution that would allow President Faustin-Archange Touadéra to run for president again – a third term
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To Address M23 Abuses, Sanctions on More Senior Officials Also Needed On Friday, the European Union imposed targeted financial and travel sanctions against seven people from the Democratic Republic of Congo, one from Rwanda,
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UN, Donors Should Scale-Up Support in Sudan, Neighboring Chad Nusra and Khadija share the bond of being cousins and of living in the same small town in West Darfur. Now
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Military Authorities Should Ensure Respect for Fundamental Rights Military forces responsible for a coup in Niger should immediately restore fundamental human rights and protect people from harm, Human Rights Watch said today.
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