US Secretary of State Blinken’s Thursday announcement at the UN will include more funding for Sudan, with efforts to assist the civilian population and facilitate humanitarian access amid the ongoing conflict.
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Many foreign-funded NGOs have been forced to withdraw, leaving a significant gap in civil society.
NGOs in Uganda face extinction with new regulations Read More »
Tunisia’s human rights record continues to deteriorate as authorities arrest a prominent migrant advocate on terrorism charges.
Tunisian migrant advocate arrested in anti-terror probe Read More »
The arrest is seen as an attempt to discredit the Truth and Dignity Commission’s report on past abuses.
Tunisia accused of targeting truth commission leader Read More »
A Guinean civil society group threatens renewed protests if the military junta postpones elections beyond the end-of-year deadline.
Guinea society vows unrest if junta misses election deadline Read More »
Togo’s opposition and civil society express concern and fear of repression ahead of legislative elections due to a controversial constitutional reform.
Togo opposition fears repression as election nears amid power shift Read More »
Joint rejection of junta’s political ban in Mali prompts opposition to pledge legal challenge, as parties and civil society resist “dictatorial” decree.
Malian opposition rejects junta’s political activity ban Read More »
At least four groups have been disbanded, raising concerns about freedom of expression and assembly.
UN raises concerns over crackdown on civil society in Mali Read More »
Senegal’s presidential election crisis worsens as candidates, civil society reject talks, demanding a date before April 2nd.
Senegal presidential election in deadlock as candidates reject talks Read More »
Senegal’s opposition strategizes against President Sall’s election delay, denouncing it as a ploy to extend his term, while sporadic mobilization continues.
Senegal roiled by poll delay, protests brewing Read More »
