Human Rights in Africa

Nigeria: Largely unnoticed, the killing of Christians continues

The ISHR helps survivors

Nigeria: Dramatic Consequences of Jihadist Terror

“The African Union strongly condemns all acts of terrorism and violent extremism against the civilian population, especially women and children, as grave violations of human rights and serious threats to peace, security, and stability.”

Eritrea: Priest imprisoned for more than two decades without charge

The ISHR and the Evangelical News Agency have named Eritrean Orthodox priest Gebremedhin Gebregergis their “Prisoner of the Month” for March 2026.

Nigeria: Dramatic consequences of jihadist terror—Survivors of robberies and kidnappings need our help

“Just recently, an employee was kidnapped not far from here; he was on his way to another city, about an hour’s drive north of Enugu. A group of 20 people was also kidnapped nearby ,”

Nigeria: Series of violence against Christians continues

Hope for a new beginning

National Health Insurance in Uganda: How do you finance a dream?

Our motto as a country is couched in hope and service to God. However, the promise of hope has been extinguished continuously by poor governance characterised by corruption, nepotism and poor service delivery.

Chad: Chadian justice system subordinate to political authority

The political situation in Chad is tense once again. This tension follows inter-community clashes in the province of Logone Occidental.

Nigeria: New low Point in violence against Christians

On the night of 12 to 13 June 2025, more than 200 Christians were murdered by jihadists from the Fulani ethnic group in the rural community of Yelwata.

Somaliland: Overview of Political Evolution and Democratic Practices

Somaliland embodies a paradox. It is more stable and democratic than Somalia, strategically positioned, and increasingly visible in international policy debates. Yet, its quest for recognition remains stalled.