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Tanzania protests and political repression reveal a deep history of state-sponsored violence and human rights abuses, especially following the 2025 elections.
EU Plan for East Africa Transit Centres
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Immigration Pause Hits Black & Brown Nations
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Europe Border Deals Fuel Sudan’s Bloodshed
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Pan-African GBV Campaign: History Behind 16 Days Activism
Explore the history of the Pan-African Gender-Based Violence (GBV) campaign and 16 Days of Activism, highlighting ongoing struggles for women’s rights across Africa.
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