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Ethiopian Crackdown on Rights Groups Intensifies Ethiopian authorities have recently escalated their suppression of civil society by suspending two prominent human rights organizations: the Ethiopian Human Rights Council and the …
Ethiopia Escalates Attack on Human Rights Organizations Read More
Supreme Court’s Landmark Ruling Uganda’s Supreme Court has ruled that military trials of civilians are unconstitutional, marking a monumental victory for human rights, according to Human Rights Watch. On January …
Uganda’s Supreme Court Declares Military Trials of Civilians Unconstitutional Read More
As millions around the globe celebrate the Spring Festival, there’s a heightened spirit of joy. Recently, UNESCO listed the traditions associated with the Chinese New Year as part of its …
The Spring Festival: A Global Celebration of Heritage and Unity Read More
For years, African nations have proudly participated in the Olympic Games, showcasing their talent and striving for glory. However, despite notable achievements by athletes like Kenya’s Janeth Jepkosgei Busienei, the …
Exploring Africa’s Readiness to Host the Olympics: Challenges and Hope Read More
The Human Rights Watch (HRW) has unleashed a distressing narrative in its World Report 2025, illuminating the dire state of human rights across Africa. Across the continent, governments are increasingly …
Human Rights Crisis Deepens Across Africa: Insights from HRW’s 2025 Report Read More
A Tanzanian human rights activist, Maria Sarungi Tsehai, disclosed that she was kidnapped in Nairobi due to her critiques of the Tanzanian government. During her abduction by unidentified men, she …
Tanzanian Activist’s Abduction in Kenya Raises Alarms Over Human Rights Read More
In a powerful call for reform, Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo urged the newly appointed board members of the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) to uphold human rights and ensure accountability …
PS Omollo Calls for Enhanced Human Rights and Accountability in Kenyan Policing Read More
In a heartfelt address, Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo implored the new members of the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) to be staunch advocates for human rights and policing accountability in …
PS Omollo Calls for Enhanced Human Rights and Accountability in Police Oversight Read More
In a troubling turn of events, Maria Sarungi Tsehai, a prominent Tanzanian rights activist, was abducted in Nairobi, Kenya. As she walked the streets on a Sunday, three armed men …
Tanzanian Activist Abducted in Nairobi: A Tale of Resilience and Dangers Read MoreIn a shocking move, Uganda’s legal system faces scrutiny as human rights lawyer Eron Kiiza is convicted of contempt without trial by a military tribunal. His arrest stemmed from an …
Uganda’s Human Rights Lawyer Convicted Without Trial, Sparking Outcry Read More