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Samantha Chen

Zimbabwe Elections: Challenged by Repression and Threats to Connectivity.

Amid Reports of Voter Intimidation and Internet Shutdown, Zimbabwe‘s General Elections Raise Alarming Concerns Introduction Zimbabwe‘s general elections have been marred by reports of voter intimidation, the arrest of civil society organization (CSOs) staff members, and mounting fears of an internet shutdown. These disturbing developments have caught the attention of […]

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Liu David

Zimbabwe’s Troubled Elections: Repressive Crackdown and Communication Blackout Fears.

Zimbabwe’s General Elections Marred by Voter Intimidation and Internet Shutdown Fears Amnesty International has raised concerns over Zimbabwe’s general elections, citing reports of voter intimidation, the arrest of civil society organization (CSOs) staff members, and fears of an impending internet shutdown. The election process has been marred by allegations of […]

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Liu David

The Silencing of Dissent: Repression in DR Congo as Elections Approach

Crackdown on Opposition Ahead of Elections in DR Congo Authorities Severely Restrict Fundamental Liberties, Arrest Party Officials The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is witnessing a troubling crackdown on opposition political parties as the country prepares for the upcoming general election. Since May 2023, the Congolese authorities have targeted opposition […]

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Samantha Chen

Zimbabwe’s Uphill Battle: Elections Amidst Systematic Human Rights Abuses

Zimbabwe‘s General Election: Systematic Crackdown on Human Rights Overview Amnesty International has issued a strong statement condemning the ongoing systematic crackdown on human rights in Zimbabwe. The organization highlights the restrictions on political opposition gatherings, violent suppression of protests, and the criminalization of state critics leading up to the general […]

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Lee Olivia

Risks Loom as Central African Republic Holds Referendum

Referendum in Central African Republic Poses Risks to Civil Society and Freedom of Expression Background The Central African Republic (CAR) is scheduled to hold a constitutional referendum on July 30, 2023, which could have severe implications for civil society and democratic progress in the country. The proposed constitutional amendments aim […]

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Samantha Chen

Ethnic Targeting in DR Congo’s Elections Raises Concerns of Violence and Disenfranchisement

## Discrimination against Banyamulenge in Congo’s electoral process The Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) electoral commission recently updated voter lists ahead of the country’s general elections in December 2023. However, the registration process was marred by violence and discrimination against Banyamulenge – Congolese Tutsis from South Kivu province – due […]

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Samantha Chen

“Nigerian Presidential Election Controversy Takes Center Stage in Court Hearings”

# Nigeria’s Presidential Election Tribunal: A Test of the Judiciary’s Independence ## Introduction The Court of Appeal in Nigeria began proceedings yesterday to hear the challenges brought against the declaration of Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the candidate of the ruling party, as the winner of the country’s presidential elections held in […]

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