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Amnesty Decries Cote d'Ivoire Opposition Leader Crackdown

Amnesty International has urged authorities to release opposition politician Pascal Affi N'Guessan, detained since November 6, 2020, on charges of terrorism and sedition. The ... Read more »
- Cote d'Ivoire: Rights Group Calls On Govt to Free Opposition Leader
- Liberia: Ivorian Refugee Influx Increases in Liberian Border Towns
Africa Cannot Silence The Guns If Women Are Excluded

Between the Covid-19 pandemic, regional conflicts, aggravated sexual and gender-based violence, as well as continuous economic hardship, the women of Africa face hardships that ... Read more »
- Africa: Progress and Challenges to Women, Peace and Security Agenda Brought to Light - Part 1
- Africa: Challenges, Progress in Women, Peace and Security Agenda Brought to Light - Part 2
HIV Treatment Professionals Reflect on 20 Years in South Africa

Two pioneers of Doctors Without Borders (MSF) HIV programmes in Khayelitsha, a township in Cape Town, Dr Eric Goemaere and nurse Nompumelelo Mantangana, look back at the defining ... Read more »
- Resource Document MSF Looks Back on 20 Years of HIV Work in South Africa
- South Africa: HIV Treatment Professionals Reflect on 20 Years of MSF in Khayelitsha
Thousands Flee to Sudan as Ethiopia's Tigray Conflict Escalates

Ethiopia's transition to multi-party democracy has been in danger for months, but the eruption of conflict in the northern region of Tigray threatens a humanitarian disaster that ... Read more »
- East Africa: International Rescue Committee Warns of Looming Humanitarian Crisis
- East Africa: More Ethiopian Refugees Flee to Sudan
South African Govt to Deport Refugees in Cape Town

The department of home affairs has started the process of deporting 20 foreign nationals who were part of the asylum seekers and refugees who protested in Cape Town. The refugees ... Read more »
- South Africa: Home Affairs Moves Against Cape Town Refugees
- South Africa: Process to Deport Protesting Foreign Nationals in CT Underway
Thousands Flee Cote d'Ivoire Amid Electoral Violence - UN

The UN refugee agency says several thousand people have fled from election-related violence in Côte d'Ivoire to seek sanctuary in neighbouring Liberia, Ghana and Togo, ... Read more »
- Cote d'Ivoire: Election Triggers Refugee Flood to Border Countries
- West Africa: UN Reports 3,000 Ivorians Flee to Neighbouring Countries Amid Electoral Violence
UN Condemns Refugee Killings in Burkina Faso

The UN refugee agency has strongly condemned an October 4 attack on a convoy transporting internally displaced people, that left 25 dead and one seriously injured. Burkina Faso has ... Read more »
- Burkina Faso: UN Refugee Agency Condemns 'Brutal and Callous' Killings
- Burkina Faso: UNHCR Condemns Killing of 25 Internally Displaced People in Burkina Faso
'They Robbed Me of My Life' - Act on Xenophobia, South Africa!

Xenophobic harassment and violence against African and Asian foreigners living in South Africa are routine and sometimes lethal, Human Rights Watch has said. Despite the March 2019 ... Read more »
- South Africa: Xenophobia Turns Migrants Into Scapegoats
- South Africa: Widespread Xenophobic Violence - Implement National Action Plan, Hold Attackers Responsible
UN Staff in Uganda Accused of Sexual Abuse and Exploitation

The UN has launched an investigation into allegations of sexual abuse and the exploitation of vulnerable women by members of its staff in Uganda's drought-stricken northeastern ... Read more »
- Uganda: UN Staff Accused of Sexual Abuse and Exploitation
- Uganda: Govt Probes Killing of 10 Refugees in Row With Locals Over Water
Why Uganda Has Suspended Hundreds of Refugee Aid Agencies

The Ugandan government has suspended the operations of 208 refugee aid organisations for non-compliance with regulations. Only 69 aid agencies are now authorised to assist the ... Read more »
- Uganda: Why Uganda Has Suspended Hundreds of Refugee Aid Agencies
- Uganda: Uganda Remains Steadfast On Refugees Despite COVID-19

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Amnesty Decries Cote d'Ivoire Opposition Leader Crackdown

Africa Cannot Silence The Guns If Women Are Excluded

Thousands Flee to Sudan as Ethiopia's Tigray Conflict Escalates

HIV Treatment Professionals Reflect on 20 Years in South Africa

South African Govt to Deport Refugees in Cape Town

Thousands Flee Cote d'Ivoire Amid Electoral Violence - UN

UN Condemns Refugee Killings in Burkina Faso

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