This report on the human rights situation in Burundi for April to June 2025, examines the politi
\ncal, judicial, governance, security, and human rights contexts. It also reviews civil and political
\nrights, as well as categorical rights. This report ends with a conclusion and recommendations.<\/p>\n
The human rights situation was reported as follows: at least 91 people killed, including 59 bodies
\nfound, 34 victims of GBV, including 22 cases of SGBV perpetrated against minors, 21 people tortu
\nred, 23 people abducted and\/or missing, and 43 people arbitrarily arrested.<\/p>\n
Among the 213 victims, 145 were men, 32 women, 30 girls, and 6 boys, including 22 minor girls
\nraped.<\/p>\n
Members of political parties were not spared, as were seven members of the Burundi Bwa Bose
\ncoalition, victims of torture (3) and arrest (4). Two CDP party members and one RANAC member
\nwere arrested. Twenty members of CNL party, Rwasa\u2019s wing, and three UPRONA members were
\narrested (2) and tortured (1). Twenty CNDD-FDD members were arrested and tortured. It should
\nbe noted that the latter are known to be former members of FNL (currently the CNL).<\/p>\n
Members of the Imbonerakure militia, administrators, SNR agents, military personnel, and police 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<\/span>
\nofficers are being singled out as the alleged perpetrators of most of these allegations of human
\nrights violations and murders. Read the report<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"