Tanzania: Unlawful killings and other human rights violations continue amid internet and electricity blackouts

By Amnesty International

In response to the ongoing partial internet shutdown by Tanzanian authorities following the October 29 general elections, Amnesty International’s Deputy Director for East and Southern Africa, Vongai Chikwanda said: “For close to a week now, many people in Tanzania have suffered nationwide internet and electricity shutdowns. Amnesty International is particularly alarmed by reports that amidst […] The post Tanzania: Unlawful killings and other human rights violations continue amid internet and electricity blackouts appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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