The military juntas in the Sahel region, particularly in Niger, have increasingly curtailed the operations of human rights NGOs like Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International. Facing claims of disrespect towards human rights, these juntas assert they are committed to battling terrorism, creating a challenging environment for NGOs advocating for transparency and justice. As political repression escalates, the necessity of these organizations becomes ever more crucial in highlighting violations and fostering dialogue, despite the ever-present threat of crackdown and censorship.
Sahel Juntas Intensify Struggles for Human Rights NGOs
