Agréée par l’ordonnance Ministérielle n°530/0273 du 10 novembre 1994 revoyant l’ordonnance n°550/029 du 6 février 1991
Between August and September 2025, Burundi experienced significant human rights violations, mainly perpetrated by state agents and individuals, in a context of blatant impunity. Despite condemnation from civil society, the government appears indifferent to calls for accountability and serious investigations Continue reading Bimonthly report “Ku gicaniro” from August to September 2025
This report on the human rights situation in Burundi from July to September 2025 examines the political, judicial, governance, security, economic, and humanitarian contexts. It also reviews civil and political rights, as well as social, economic, and cultural rights. The Continue reading Quartely report from july to september 2025
This monthly report for September 2025 is a summary of the weekly Iteka n’Ijambo bulletins from issues 490 to 493. It covers the political, security, judicial, humanitarian, and environmental context that marked this period. It also reviews civil and political Continue reading Monthly report Iteka n’Ijambo of september 2025
In 2024, the Iteka League reported 447 people killed, including 226 bodies found. In addition, 144 people were documented as victims of gender-based violence (GBV), with 110 minors and 29 women affected by sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV). In addition, Continue reading MINORS, THE MAIN VICTIMS OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE COMMITTED BY YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE RULING PARTY IN BURUNDI
This monthly report for August 2025 is a summary of the weekly Iteka n’Ijambo bulletins from issues 486 to 489. It covers the political, judicial, governance, economic, and security context that marked this period. It also reviews civil and political Continue reading Monthly report Iteka n’Ijambo of august 2025
The Burundian Human Rights League, “ITEKA,” highlights a crucial issue related to the deterioration of human rights in Burundi. This deterioration is still evident in the post-election context of the recent legislative and municipal elections and in the run-up to Continue reading Thematic report on enforced disappearances january to august 2025
The human rights situation in Burundi in June and July 2025 reveals serious concerns that compromise the country’s socio-political stability. Inequalities in the field of civil and political rights are marked by persistent violations. Fundamental freedoms, notably freedom of expression Continue reading Bimonthly report june to july 2025
This monthly report for July 2025 is a summary of the Iteka and Ijambo weekly bulletins from issue numbers 481 to 485. This report addresses the political, judicial, governance, economic, and security contexts that characterized this period. It also covers Continue reading Monthly report Iteka n’Ijambo of july 2025
The troubling and critical situation of human rights in Burundi under President Evariste Ndayishimiye highlights an alarming reality, arising from a complex socio-political landscape that influences the current priorities and dynamics of the country. After a long period of civil Continue reading A TUMULTUOUS FIVE-YEAR TERM UNDER GENERAL EVARISTE NDAYISHIMIYE
This report on the human rights situation in Burundi for April to June 2025, examines the politi cal, judicial, governance, security, and human rights contexts. It also reviews civil and political rights, as well as categorical rights. This report ends Continue reading Quartely report Iteka n’Ijambo for april to june 2025