Equatorial Guinea: UN Review Should Highlight Abuses

April 9, 2019 Video Equatorial Guinea: UN Review Should Highlight Abuses Governments should use an upcoming United Nations review of Equatorial Guinea’s rights record to question the country’s brutal repression of human rights defenders, the political opposition, and others who criticize government abuses and rampant corruption. (Geneva) – Governments should use an upcoming United Nations review of Equatorial Guinea’s rights record to question the country’s brutal repression of human rights defenders, the political opposition, and others who criticize government abuses and rampant corruption,…

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