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Activists, judges and friends remember assassinated Swa... - Vimarsana News

Activists, judges and friends remember assassinated Swa...

Today assassinated human rights lawyer and democracy activist Thulani Maseko will be laid to rest at his home in kaLuhleko village, Swaziland. His memorial and funeral is being attended by activists from several Southern African countries, lawyers, United Nations officials and foreign diplomats...

Pro-democracy MPs remain in jail as eSwatini burns : New Frame - Vimarsana News

Pro-democracy MPs remain in jail as eSwatini burns : New Frame

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COSATU strongly condemns violent attacks against protesting students, workers and citizens in Swaziland - Vimarsana News

COSATU strongly condemns violent attacks against protesting students, workers and citizens in Swaziland

The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) denounces and condemns the murderous Mswati Regime in Swaziland for unleashing violence and brutally oppressing workers and students who are standing up for their rights and demanding justice for the two lawmakers arrested during protests earlier this year    Swaziland has become a police state that brutalises its citizens with impunity. The people of Swaziland are trapped in the world’s biggest open prison. Violent protests in Swaziland have escalated to the point where major towns in the kingdom have shut...

Swaziland: liberal democracy and its discontents - Vimarsana News

Swaziland: liberal democracy and its discontents

Swaziland's King Mswati III retains absolute power over the country [AFP] September 20 marked Swaziland’s last round of parliamentary elections. For the occasion, international media have brought Swaziland’s “forgotten crisis” back into the spotlight. Locked between South Africa and Mozambique, Swaziland is a small country with a population of 1.2 million and is one of the last surviving absolute monarchies in the planet. The kingdom is at the crossroads: 31 percent of Swazis are HIV-positive;  a sovereign debt crisis is looming due to the public budget’s excessive reliance on fl...