Eritrea: 15 years of silence
23 September 2016
Today, Eritreans in London and Stockholm demonstrate to once again
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Today, Eritreans in London and Stockholm demonstrate to once again
The African Union (AU), in advance of a meeting with
The East and Horn of Africa Human Rights Defenders Project welcomes Tanzania’s efforts towards addressing human rights violations, with a particular focus on those targeting women and people with albinism. However, we remain concerned about the growing number of violations against human rights defenders who challenge the violation of land rights, civil and political rights, health related rights, and LGBTI rights, who are regularly targeted by the state, through arbitrary detention, judicial and administrative harassment, reprisals, and office raids…
Despite Sudan’s commitments to ensure a safe and enabling environment for human rights defenders, civil society, the media, and members of the opposition, the East and Horn of Africa Human Rights Defenders Project and the African Centre for Justice and Peace Studies remain extremely concerned by the repeated arbitrary detention of such actors in Sudan.
DefendDefenders is gravely concerned with the escalating human rights crisis in Ethiopia and the alarming level of threat civil society in South Sudan is facing.
To Permanent Representatives of Members and Observer States
To Permanent Representatives of Members and Observer States of the
DefendDefenders was pleased to meet with Ms Doris Gebru-Zeilermayr, Deputy
A group of civil society organizations are calling for an
Sudanese authorities should drop all charges against 10 activists affiliated
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