Human Rights Watch monitored violence following the Tanzanian election, while opposition leader Lissu and government official Othman were noted.
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Human Rights Watch monitored violence following the Tanzanian election, while opposition leader Lissu and government official Othman were noted.
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Human Rights Watch
international human rights advocacy and research non-governmental organization
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Tanzania
country in East Africa
Related events
- Amnesty International documented human rights violations in Tanzania.
- The Catholic Church held masses in Tanzania, while opposition leader Tundu Lissu and Chadema were noted as key political figures.
- Tundu Lissu is facing treason charges and has been barred from contesting elections in Tanzania, involving the entity Chadema.