AFRICA
Senegal, in the aftermath of one of the biggest political crises in its history
The international community must remain attentive to the weakening of Senegal’s oasis of democratic stability in West Africa
Kenya: Restoring the dignity of the elderly at Korogocho slums
Nairobi is home to several informal settlements, popularly known as slums. One of the poorest of them all is called Korogocho.
Kenya: Kenyan Activists at Renewed Risk of being Targeted by use of Strategic Litigation, Arrests and Murder
When Kenya had elections in 2022 where Ruto emerged the winner, one of the promises he repeated severally during the campaign period was that his government will not target the opposition, activists and human rights defenders.
Welcome Genot-Adleff Yan, our new intern, at ISHR
On behalf of the entire ISHR team, we are thrilled to extend a warm welcome to you!
Cameroon: Engaging Youths in Civic Processes
The role of young people in civic processes, can no longer be emphasized considering their importance in decision making and participation in important areas.
Nigeria: Violent Attacks On Christian Villages
The Christians in the central Nigerian state of Plateau cannot rest: around 20 rural were the target of a series of armed attacks over Christmas 2023.
Nigeria: A Dream Became Reality For Half-Orphan Ann
The Nigerian Christian Ann O. once imagined her life differently after finishing secondary school.
A New Year wish from a Refugee Doctor Stuck in the Deadly Sudan War
In the face of the ongoing conflict in Sudan, a dire humanitarian crisis is unfolding, placing the lives of 70,000 Tigrayan refugees, among others in Gedarif, in imminent danger.
Kenya: Kenyan politicians promoting sexual violence against women
Since Kenya promulgated the current constitution in 2010, the 47 counties within its borders have been until 2022 been headed by men.
Kenya: Paedophilia promotes a cycle of poverty for children
According to the Kenya Ministry of Health report, over 45,000 cases of pregnant girls aged between 10–18 years were handled in various hospitals countrywide in the months of January to February 2022.
Nigeria: Spreading Hope: “Please come back”
A Visit in Nigeria to the Survivors of Islamist Atrocities: The Nigerian Catholic Priest Monsignor Obiora Ike is splitting his time between Europe and Africa.
Cameroon: Arm Separatist Groups Continue to Hold Education Hostage in the Northwest and Southwest Regions of Cameroon
2023/2024 has been marked by serious human rights violations on education and the civilian population in the Northwest and Southwest regions of Cameroon.