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A thick cloud of oppression is brewing over Zambia

Africa -
As the August 2021 elections loom, activists fear a renewed crack down on human rights

South Sudanese leaders must bring justice for victims of atrocities

Opinion -
The cycles of violence can be broken by the truth, reparations and guarantees of peace for the victims of the war

State surveillance rife in South Sudan, Amnesty finds

Opinion -
Telecommunications and surveillance companies must stop aiding the government’s human rights violations and encroachment on freedoms

Pandemic of human rights abuses haunts governments in East and Southern Africa

Africa -
In a year defined by Covid-19, human rights violations, including massacres of civilians and crackdowns on opposition parties, have plagued these regions

Mozambican authorities must stop the attack on media freedom

Africa -
When journalists stop telling the truth about what’s going on in their country, when they stop exposing wrongdoing and corruption allegations, everyone suffers

South Sudan’s guns silent – for now

Africa -
They’ll roar again unless there’s justice for atrocities and the armed forces are reformed

A mixed bag for human rights in Southern Africa in 2019

Article -
Abuses continued from Angola to Zimbabwe but there were also victories for people’s rights

Why debt is a human rights issue

Africa -
Many SADC countries are using scarce resources to service loans instead of offering public services

Chinese mining company ruins lives of Mozambican villagers

Article -
Haiyu company smothered a wetland in sand, which caused floods that swept homes out to sea

From reconciliation to repression: Mugabe’s painful legacy

Article -
Massacres, torture, killings, evictions and rigged elections must never happen again in Zimbabwe

We should all be human rights activists

Analysis -
With personal freedoms under attack across Africa, ordinary citizens must defend our rights

Dumping the International Criminal Court is a betrayal of the victims of atrocities

Analysis -
Rather than leaving the institution, South Africa could play an important role in helping to rectify its perceived shortcomings
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