The European Parliament on October 22, 2026, awarded the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought to the International Criminal ...
Ugandan authorities’ obligation to conduct an effective investigation into the brutal killing of a Rwandan dissident requires ...
Mali’s armed forces and the allied Russia-controlled Africa Corps have committed new atrocities against civilians in central ...
A court in Tajikistan has sentenced Asadullo Boboev, an opposition activist deported from Germany in June, to 17 years in ...
Angola should stop using its overly broad vandalism law to restrict the rights to peaceful assembly and freedom of expression ...
On 20 October, the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child, an African Union body responsible for ...
Guatemalan authorities should carry out a thorough, prompt, and credible investigation into the killing of Juan Francisco ...
Leaders of the European Union, Belgium, and Denmark should urge Vietnam to make concrete progress in improving its human ...
The gold in your wedding ring or smartphone may have a dark history. Across the Amazon, illegal gold mining is enriching ...
Burkina Faso’s unelected parliament has unanimously adopted a new penal code that restores the death penalty for high treason, terrorism, acts of espionage, parricide and importation of expired or ...
Senegal’s growing crackdown on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) people is violating their rights, causing ...
Formula One’s decision this week to bring a Grand Prix to Rwanda in the early 2030s could be an important moment for Africa.
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