IFISO: End of Transition in Somalia Must Bring Enduring Change
23 August 2012
IFISO Independent Vetting Coalition calls upon the newly selected Federal
IFISO Independent Vetting Coalition calls upon the newly selected Federal
Remarks of US Secretary of State at Presentation of Human Rights Defenders Award to the Uganda Civil Society Coalition on Human Rights and Constitutional Law
After 20 years of war, there is barely a soul or a structure unscarred in Mogadishu Jack Hill for The Times
To: Foreign Ministers of Members of the African Union RE:
The establishment of a Special Rapporteur on Eritrea by the
To: Members of the Human Rights Council Excellency, The undersigned
Commemoration of Floribert Chebeya death will be held today at
The verdict on 22 May, 2012 in the trial of those accused of killing Ernest Manirumva, a Burundian anti-corruption activist, has been a missed opportunity to deliver justice, 20 Burundian and international non-governmental organizations said today in a joint statement. The outcome was a grave disappointment to those who have campaigned for his killers to be held to account, as potentially important evidence in the case was not pursued.
La décision rendue le 22 mai 2012 au terme du procès des personnes accusées d’avoir tué Ernest Manirumva, un militant anticorruption burundais, a été une occasion manquée de rendre la justice, ont regretté 20 organisations non gouvernementales burundaises et internationales aujourd’hui dans une déclaration conjointe. Ce résultat est profondément décevant pour ceux qui se sont mobilisés afin que ses tueurs rendent des comptes, car des éléments de preuve potentiellement importants n’ont pas été pris en considération.
The Executive Director of the East and Horn of Africa