A media rights group expressed indignation over statements made by officials in Tanzania and South Africa justifying the detention of two of its employees.
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Committee To Protect Journalists Slams Tanzania Treatment Of Journalists
CPJ expressed indignation at statements from Tanzanian authorities justifying the detention of CPJ’s Africa team in Dar es Salaam on November 7.
Observers See Increasing Attacks On Human Rights In Tanzania
U.S has spoken out against Tanzanian moves to cut back human rights and civil liberties,harassment of “marginalized” people such as homosexuals.
Tanzania Frees Detained CPJ Journalists in Worrying Incident
Tanzanian immigration authorities have free two CPJ staff members of the New York-based after taking from their hotel to an unknown location.
Experts Gather to Defend Human Rights in Africa’s Great Lakes Region
Meeting to look for ways to reduce violence and human rights abuses through the judicial process
Government Braces for Tanzania Anti-Government Rallies
From Voice of America: Tanzania is trying to avert mass demonstrations planned for Thursday, organized through social
Government Moves to Regulate Tanzania Political Speech Online
Bloggers and others running online platforms in Tanzania have two weeks to register with the government
Tanzanian lawmaker jailed for defaming the sitting president
A Tanzanian court on Monday handed five-month jail terms to two regime opponents, including a lawmaker
Tanzania civil society decries violations of democratic rights
More than a hundred Tanzanian civil society groups raised their voices against violations of human and democratic rights
Church accuses government of harming Tanzanian democracy
Tanzania’s Catholic church accused the government of violating democratic norms by limiting freedom of expression