HUMAN RIGHTS REPORT ON BURUNDI: SIX YEARS OF PRESIDENT ÉVARISTE NDAYISHIMIYE’S GOVERNANCE

On June 18, 2020, Évariste Ndayishimiye assumed the presidency of the Republic of Burundi with a strong pledge: to turn the page on past crises, restore trust, strengthen good governance, and place citizens back at the heart of public action. Continue reading HUMAN RIGHTS REPORT ON BURUNDI: SIX YEARS OF PRESIDENT ÉVARISTE NDAYISHIMIYE’S GOVERNANCE→

Call for Responsibility, Protection of Social Cohesion, and Strengthening African Solidarity

The Burundian League for Human Rights ITEKA is honored to address Your Excellency with deep respect for your high office, for the sovereignty of the Republic of Kenya, and for the major role your country plays in the peace, stability, Continue reading Call for Responsibility, Protection of Social Cohesion, and Strengthening African Solidarity→

REPORT OF THE BURUNDIAN LEAGUE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS ‘ITEKA’ ON THE HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATION IN BURUNDI DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST 2026

This monthly report for August 2026 is the result of a summary of the Iteka n’ Ijambo weekly bulletins from numbers 538 to 541. This report analyzes the human rights situation. It returns to civil and political rights and economic, Continue reading REPORT OF THE BURUNDIAN LEAGUE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS ‘ITEKA’ ON THE HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATION IN BURUNDI DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST 2026→

REPORT ON THE ANALYSIS OF THE SALARY SITUATION OF BURUNDIAN CIVIL SERVANTS: PURCHASING POWER, SALARY DISPARITIES, AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS

The quality of any public administration depends largely on the motivation, commitment, and living conditions of its civil servants. When a public employee does not have sufficient income to meet their family’s basic needs, the efficiency of the state itself Continue reading REPORT ON THE ANALYSIS OF THE SALARY SITUATION OF BURUNDIAN CIVIL SERVANTS: PURCHASING POWER, SALARY DISPARITIES, AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS→