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The European Union (EU) on Sunday, November 12, called on the military regime in power in Burkina Faso to 'shed light” on a 'massacre” of civilians News

Rest of World News: Violence in Burkina Faso has resulted in over 70 deaths, including children, this month. The country has been dealing with a jihadist insurgency since

The U.S. Mission in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso is seeking eligible and qualified applicants for the position of Public Engagement Assistant (...)

The Burkinabe junta has requisitioned critics, activists and journalists for its anti-jihadist fight, but rights groups say the "general mobilization" is a strategy to silence dissenting voices.

Human Rights Watch stated on Wednesday that Burkina Fasos junta is intensifying its assault on dissent by notifying 12 journalists, civil society activists and opposition party members that they were...

Click to expand Image Burkina Faso soldiers patrol aboard a pickup truck on the road from Dori to the Goudebo refugee camp, on February 3, 2020. 2020 OLYMPIA DE MAISMONT/AFP via Getty Images (Nairobi, November 8, 2023) - Burkina Faso's military junta is using a sweeping emergency law against perceived dissidents to expand its crackdown on dissent, Human Rights Watch said today. Between November 4 and 5, 2023, the Burkinabe security forces notified in writing or by telephone at least a dozen...

Burkina Fasos military junta is abusing an emergency law to conscript perceived dissidents and critics to join a deadly fight against militants linked to Al Qaeda and Islamic State, warned... -November 09, 2023 at 08:01 am EST - MarketScreener

At least a dozen dissidents were 'requisitioned” in Burkina Faso to 'participate” in the anti-jihadist fight, Human Rights Watch (HRW) deplored Wednesday, News

Key Takeaway: Malian and Wagner forces will likely attempt to capture the vacated UN base in the Kidal regional capital in the coming weeks. Malian and Wagner forces have the conventional capabilities to clear the base but almost certainly lack the

Burkina Faso's military junta is using a sweeping emergency law against perceived dissidents to expand its crackdown on dissent, Human Rights Watch said