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Taarifa Rwanda Published 6 hours ago Burundian soldiers may lose rights to booze unless they strictly observe discipline and professional ethics.  Alain Tribert Mutabazi, Burundi Minister of National Defense and Veteran Affairs admitted on Thursday that there is gross indiscipline in the national army that needs to be quickly tamed. The revelation comes at a time some members of the country’s army have been involved in summary execution of civilians while under the influence of alcohol.  Mutabazi described these crimes perpetrated in recent days by the military as despicable and barbaric...

Burundi: Free Forcibly Returned Refugees Format Drop Baseless Charges; Investigate Intelligence Service (Nairobi) -- Burundian authorities should drop baseless charges and release eight former Burundian refugees who were forcibly returned from Tanzania in August 2020. On February 26, 2021, the Muha High Court in Bujumbura ruled against their provisional release, even though the prosecution produced no evidence to justify their continued detention and their right to due process has repeatedly been violated. "The Burundian state is adding insult to injury by prosecuting a group of forcibly retu...

China a major promoter of global poverty reduction By He Yin | People's Daily Online | Updated: 2021-03-02 14:01 A senior Chinese expert (middle) poses for a picture with local farmers after a harvest in a demonstration field of Chinese hybrid rice in Bubanza Province, Burundi, Jan. 13, 2019. (People’s Daily/Lyu Qiang) Winning the fight against poverty, China has made absolute poverty, which has haunted the Chinese nation for thousands of years, a thing in the past. As the world's largest developing country, China's remarkable success is inspiring the worl...

IOM Burundi: Migrant Protection and Assistance Infosheet - January - December 2020 Format Ensuring the adequate protection of human rights of all migrants is at the heart of migration management, and the protection of crisis-affected populations is central to humanitarian action. IOM Burundi provides protection and assistance to migrants in vulnerable situations, from victims of human trafficking and migrants at risk of violence or abuse, to returning refugees and asylum seekers, survivors of gender-based violence (GBV) and other populations affected by COVID-19 and natural disasters. 2020 wa...

Head of State calls for increased production and eradication of COVID-19 Head of State calls for increased production and eradication of COVID-19 0shares The President of the Republic His Excellency Evariste Ndayishimiye urged the population to invest more in development works to increase production while respecting the barrier measures to combat COVID-19 so that this pandemic is eradicated in Burundi. He made these remarks in the Muzinda Parish of Bubanza Diocese during the Sunday Mass which was enhanced by the Presidential Family. The Head of State praised the development activities carried...