Cameroon: Repression of protests and attacks against the media must be investigated
ARTICLE 19 urges the Cameroonian authorities to investigate the excessive use of force during peaceful protests in Yaounde and other cities in Cameroon on 22 […]
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Liberia: Government must stop rape, not protesters
ARTICLE 19 strongly denounces the use of tear gas against the peaceful anti-rape protesters in Monrovia on 27 August while they were attempting to present […]
Ivory Coast: Shrinking civic space with dozen persons killed and government bans protests, two months before the presidential election
ARTICLE 19 strongly condemns the deadly violence and repression of protesters and the ongoing stifling of the freedom of expression and the right to protest […]
Nigeria: Four human rights NGOs warn of deteriorating civic space
ARTICLE 19, African Centre for Media and Information Literacy (AFRICMIL), Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre (RULAAC) and Human and Environmental Development Agenda (HEDA […]
Ghana: Attacks on journalists on the rise with impunity
ARTICLE 19 is gravely concerned about the recurrent attacks against journalists and urged the Ghanaian authorities to take all necessary measures to increase the protection […]