This report presents the human rights situation in Burundi during the week of June 23-29,
\n2025. The period was characterized by a reduction in political tensions following the June 5
\nelections. In this report, Ligue Iteka also reviews political, security, judicial, and governance
\ncontext. It also addresses civil and political rights, as well as socioeconomic and cultural rights.<\/p>\n
The human rights violations observed and documented by Ligue Iteka include the following: at
\nleast six people killed, all found dead; four people abducted, from Kanyosha cell in Mugere com
\nmune; four people tortured; five victims of gender-based sexual violence, including four minor
\ngirls; and one woman who was a victim of gender-based violence. In addition, two cases of arbi
\ntrary detention have been reported.<\/p>\n
The main suspected perpetrators of these violations are administrative officials, police offic This report presents the human rights situation in Burundi during the week of June 23-29, 2025. The period was characterized by a reduction in political tensions following the June 5 elections. In this report, Ligue Iteka also reviews political, security, Continue reading Weekly bulletin Iteka n’Ijambo n\u00b0480<\/span>
\ners, and young Imbonerakure affiliated with the ruling CNDD-FDD party. Read more<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"