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Amnesty International in Southern Africa. Defending and protecting human rights since 1961.
@Amnesty’s new report, “Protest under attack: Human rights violations during Mozambique's post-2024 election crackdown” examines human rights violations in relation to the protests between 21 October 2024 and 24 January 2025. Read the report, out now ⬇️ amnesty.org/en/latest/rese…
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Join us and unpack the interconnected challenges of sovereign debt, taxation, and underfunded public health systems, in Uganda and Burundi, and how these challenges have impacted the right to health in country. Register amnesty-org.zoom.us/webinar/regist… @AmnestyEARO
Eswatini: Authorities must ensure access to justice for opposition MP Bacede Mabuza amnesty.org/en/latest/news…
"Authorities must end any interferences in judicial independence – whether direct or indirect, ensure respect for the human rights of everyone in the country and uphold the rule of law.” amnesty.org/en/latest/news…
Eswatini: Authorities must ensure access to justice for opposition MP Bacede Mabuza amnesty.org/en/latest/news…
Join us and unpack the interconnected challenges of sovereign debt, taxation, and underfunded public health systems, in Uganda and Burundi, and how these challenges have impacted the right to health in country. Register amnesty-org.zoom.us/webinar/regist… @AmnestyEARO

Join us and unpack the interconnected challenges of sovereign debt, taxation, and underfunded public health systems, in Uganda and Burundi, and how these challenges have impacted right to health in country. Register amnesty-org.zoom.us/webinar/regist… @AmnestySARO
New report alert 📚🔔 A new report published by Amnesty International draws attention to a startling surge in executions in Saudi Arabia in recent years, particularly for drug-related offences, and highlights the significant impact of these on foreign nationals. Between January…
A new report published by Amnesty International today draws attention to a startling surge in executions in Saudi Arabia in recent years, particularly for drug-related offences, and highlights the significant impact of these on foreign nationals: amnesty.org/en/latest/news…
Amnesty International strongly condemns the arrest and detention of Faith Zaba for exercising her constitutionally guaranteed rights as a journalist. This is an assault on the right to freedom of expression and press freedom. Zimbabwean authorities must immediately release Faith…
Zimbabwe: Arbitrary detention of journalist an assault on freedom of expression amnesty.org/en/latest/news…
Zimbabwe authorities must immediately release Zimbabwe Independent Editor Faith Zaba & drop charges against her. Faith Zaba who was arrested on 1 July had her bail application postponed to 3 July. Faith should not have to spend a second night in detention for doing her work!

Reminder 📌 Every person has the right to freedom of expression, which includes the freedom to seek, receive, and communicate ideas and other information; freedom of artistic expression and scientific research, and creativity; and academic freedom. Every person is entitled to…
Zimbabwe authorities must immediately release Zimbabwe Independent Editor Faith Zaba & drop charges against her. Faith Zaba who was arrested on 1 July had her bail application postponed to 3 July. Faith should not have to spend a second night in detention for doing her work!
Kenyan authorities must respect, protect and facilitate people’s right of peaceful assembly and not use unlawful force on protesters. #ProtectTheProtest ✊
Mahmoud Khalil has finally been granted his freedom to return home. Mahmoud was targeted for exercising his human rights to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly. All of these rights must be respected in the United States and around the world, without exception.
It’s time for people and governments around the world to establish the truth of what is happening in Sudan, bring suspected perpetrators to justice and provide comprehensive sexual and reproductive health care and reparations to survivors. We must keep #EyesOnSudan.
Sexual violence is widespread in the Sudan conflict. The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have systematically attacked women and girls across the country. The world is failing to protect civilians, provide sufficient humanitarian aid or hold perpetrators accountable for these crimes.
Today is #Internationalday for the elimination of sexual violence in conflict. Let's raise our voices for survivors of sexual violence. In Sudan, DRC, Ethiopia & South Sudan, women & girls continue to be targeted with rape, torture & sexual slavery as weapons of war. 1/5