Human Rights Watch is monitoring the human rights situation in Burkina Faso, where Ibrahim Traore serves as head of state.
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Updated Sep 14
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Human Rights Watch is monitoring the human rights situation in Burkina Faso, where Ibrahim Traore serves as head of state.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Foreign minister spoke to UN; ICG publishes reports; HRW counts localities under blockade.1 source
- Serge Oulon was targeted while working as a journalist in Burkina Faso.Sub-event
- RSF reports on journalist targeting in Burkina Faso, where L'Événement is a local newspaper.Sub-event
HRW is monitoring the human rights situation in Burkina Faso.1 source
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The entities involved
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Burkina Faso
sovereign state in Africa
- Burkina Faso entrepreneurs are establishing strategic economic partnerships with the Russian Export Center, promoting direct bilateral trade in food and textiles.
- The International Finance Corporation is providing financing for a logistics corridor in Ghana that links Volta Lake to northern Ghana and extends to Burkina Faso.
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Human Rights Watch
international human rights advocacy and research non-governmental organization
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