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Police arrest 3 Lilongwe-Bypass road bandits - Vimarsana News

Police arrest 3 Lilongwe-Bypass road bandits

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Family demands compensation over death of child killed by dog | Malawi 24 - Vimarsana News

Family demands compensation over death of child killed by dog | Malawi 24

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Relatives of girl killed by a dog in Lilongwe seek compensation - Vimarsana News

Relatives of girl killed by a dog in Lilongwe seek compensation

The family of a 10-year-old girl, Ellen Chawanda, who was killed by a security dog at Crossroads complex in Lilongwe has written a letter demanding compensation

'Stop State-sponsored lawlessness on refugees' - Vimarsana News

'Stop State-sponsored lawlessness on refugees'

Some 10 civil society organisations (CSOs) have demanded a stop to relocation of refugees and asylum seekers in the country, saying the exercise has resulted in State-sponsored lawlessness. In a statement yesterday, the CSOs argued that the exercise, which should uphold the rights of vulnerable individuals, has been tainted by acts of lawlessness within the

Joint statement: Urgent call for protection of refugees' rights and a halt to state sponsored lawlessness - Vimarsana News

Joint statement: Urgent call for protection of refugees' rights and a halt to state sponsored lawlessness

We, a consortium of Institutions and Civil Society Organizations dedicated to promoting and protecting human rights, urgently call upon the Government to immediately cease the relocation of refugees and asylum seekers in Malawi. The relocation exercise, which should uphold the rights of vulnerable individuals, has been tainted by acts of lawlessness within the Malawi Police Service (MPS) and certain party cadres, resulting in gross human rights violations. We demand an immediate stop to this state sponsored lawlessness.