Activists
The United Nations Human Rights Council has expressed concern over the deaths and injuries caused by security forces during ongoing election-related protests in Tanzania. The protests have led to a nationwide curfew and widespread internet restrictions, sparking calls for human rights authorities to uphold Tanzania's obligations under international
Political protest
The United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights has issued a press release expressing alarm over the deaths and injuries resulting from the ongoing election-related protests in Tanzania. At least 10 people have been killed in Dar es Salaam, Shinyanga, and Morogoro as security forces used firearms
Mediation
Tanzania's government has cracked down on dissent and enforced strict security measures in the aftermath of a disputed general election, with President Samia Suluhu Hassan ordering a nationwide lockdown and stay-at-home instructions, effective immediately. The decision follows widespread protests and clashes between security forces and demonstrators in major
Political protest
Human rights groups have condemned the alleged excessive use of force by police in Tanzania, resulting in the deaths of at least two people and injuries to several others, as protests against the country's general elections turned violent. Clashes occurred in several cities, including Dar es Salaam, Mbeya,
Mediation
Tanzania's government has cracked down on dissent and enforced strict security measures in the aftermath of a disputed general election, with President Samia Suluhu Hassan ordering a nationwide lockdown and stay-at-home instructions, effective immediately. The decision follows widespread protests and clashes between security forces and demonstrators in major
Political protest
Violent clashes between police and protesters erupted on election day in Dar es Salaam, leading to property damage and reports of police fire. In response, the Tanzanian government imposed a curfew in the city and directed public servants to work from home. The government also urged private employers to allow
Elections
Tanzanians went to the polls on 29 October, amidst a tense election environment where the ruling Chama cha Mapinduzi (CCM) party dominated the scene. The election was marred by the barring of two main opposition presidential candidates, Tundu Lissu from Chadema and Luhaga Mpina from ACT-Wazalendo. As protests erupted, calling
Elections
France has expressed concern over the violent suppression of post-election demonstrations in Cameroon, calling on authorities to ensure the safety and well-being of citizens. At least 23 people have been killed in the crackdown, with security forces detaining over 200 people. The French government has urged restraint and dialogue to
Elections
Violent protests have erupted in Tanzania's general elections, claiming the lives of at least two people and injuring several others. Amnesty International's Regional Director for East and Southern Africa, Tigere Chagutah, has called on the Tanzanian authorities to respect the human rights of all citizens, including
Netanyahu, Benjamin
With his government now holding a mere 60 out of 120 seats in parliament after the ultra-Orthodox party quit in July, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing unprecedented challenges in maintaining his coalition, even as he seeks to navigate a fragile ceasefire with Hamas in Gaza. Despite his allies&
Internet service providers
Paradigm Initiative, a digital rights advocacy group, has issued a statement condemning the ongoing internet access restrictions in Cameroon amidst a volatile election environment. The group has called on the Cameroonian government to immediately end internet disruptions and restore full access to the internet and social media platforms. Since 23
Orbán, Viktor
Hundreds of thousands of Hungarians took to the streets of Budapest on October 23, a day of national remembrance, to show their support for the country's two main political leaders ahead of the national election in April. The demonstrations were a show of strength between nationalist Prime Minister
