This monthly report for June 2025 is a summary of the weekly Iteka n’Ijambo bulletins from 477
\nto 480. This report covers the political, judicial, governance, and security contexts that marked
\nthis period. It also examines civil and political rights and economic, social, and cultural rights.
\nThis report concludes with a conclusion and recommendations.<\/p>\n
Thus, the civil and political rights situation during this reporting period was marked by:
\nat least 35 people killed, including 25 found dead in various locations,
\n\u00a8 10 people abducted and\/or missing,
\n\u00a8 10 people tortured, including 1 CNL member
\n\u00a8 19 victims of SGBV, including 4 minors and 3 schoolgirls,
\n\u00a8 as well as 20 people arbitrarily arrested, including 17 political party members (7 members of
\nCDP, 1 RANAC, 2 CNL, and 6 members of the Burundi Bwa Bose coalition),
\n\u00a8 In addition, there were 2 victims of assault and battery and harassment.<\/p>\n
Imbonerakure, police officers, administrators, and SNR agents are accused of being the alleged This monthly report for June 2025 is a summary of the weekly Iteka n’Ijambo bulletins from 477 to 480. This report covers the political, judicial, governance, and security contexts that marked this period. It also examines civil and political rights Continue reading Monthly report Iteka n’Ijambo of june 2025<\/span>
\nperpetrators of most of these human rights violations and murders. Read the report<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"