Statement by the Iteka League on the abduction and disappearance of Mrs. Chadia Mukaremera, employee of the CNIDH

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Since February 25, 2026, Mrs. Chadia Mukaremera, housewife at the National Independent Human Rights Commission (CNIDH), residing in the Nyakabiga I quarter, on 13th Avenue, Mukaza commune, Bujumbura province, has been reported missing. According to various sources of information, the Continue reading Statement by the Iteka League on the abduction and disappearance of Mrs. Chadia Mukaremera, employee of the CNIDH→

REPORT OF THE BURUNDIAN LEAGUE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS “ITEKA” ON THE HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATION IN BURUNDI FOR THE PERIOD OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY 2026

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Between January and February 2025, Burundi experienced a tumultuous situation, marked by serious human rights violations attributed to state agents or their representatives and other individuals, in a climate of impunity. Despite civil society’s attempts to denounce these abuses, the Continue reading REPORT OF THE BURUNDIAN LEAGUE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS “ITEKA” ON THE HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATION IN BURUNDI FOR THE PERIOD OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY 2026→

ITEKA LEAGUE DECLARATION ON THE OCCASION OF INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S RIGHTS DAY: WOMEN’S RIGHTS MUST BE A PRIORITY FOR THE NEWLY ELECTED.

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On March 8th each year, the whole world celebrates International Women’s Rights Day, highlighting the fight for women’s rights and especially for the end of gender inequalities. International Women’s Rights Day is said to have originated from women’s demonstrations at Continue reading ITEKA LEAGUE DECLARATION ON THE OCCASION OF INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S RIGHTS DAY: WOMEN’S RIGHTS MUST BE A PRIORITY FOR THE NEWLY ELECTED.→

REPORT OF THE BURUNDIAN LEAGUE OF HUMAN RIGHTS “ITEKA” ON THE SITUATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN BURUNDI DURING THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY 2026

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This monthly report for February 2026 is the result of a summary of the Iteka n’ Ijambo weekly bulletins from number 512 to 515. This report analyzes the human rights situation. It reviews civil and political rights as well as Continue reading REPORT OF THE BURUNDIAN LEAGUE OF HUMAN RIGHTS “ITEKA” ON THE SITUATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN BURUNDI DURING THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY 2026→

Alert 3 : The right of Congolese refugees to voluntarily return to their country must be upheld by the Government of Burundi and UNHCR

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As part of UMUSEKE program, human rights organizations, the Burundian League of Human Rights Iteka and King Umurundi Freedom, continue to document the humanitarian situation of Congolese refugees who fled the crisis shaking Eastern DRC. Following up on the previous Continue reading Alert 3 : The right of Congolese refugees to voluntarily return to their country must be upheld by the Government of Burundi and UNHCR→

REPORT OF THE BURUNDIAN LEAGUE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS “ITEKA” ON THE SITUATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN BURUNDI DURING THE MONTH OF JANUARY 2026

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This monthly report for January 2026 is a summary of the weekly Iteka n’Ijambo bulletins from issues 508 to 511. This report analyzes the human rights situation. It reviews civil and political rights and economic, social, and cultural rights. It Continue reading REPORT OF THE BURUNDIAN LEAGUE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS “ITEKA” ON THE SITUATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN BURUNDI DURING THE MONTH OF JANUARY 2026→

ANNUAL REPORT OF ITEKA LEAGUE ON THE HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATION IN BURUNDI 2025

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This 2025 annual report on the human rights situation in Burundi examines the political, governance, judicial, environmental, security, human rights, and humanitarian context. It also addresses civil and political rights, social, economic and cultural rights, as well as category-specific rights, Continue reading ANNUAL REPORT OF ITEKA LEAGUE ON THE HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATION IN BURUNDI 2025→