‘Non-interference policy’ reason for rights abuses

Non-Interference Enables Human Rights Violations - AU
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Arusha — The principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of member states, adopted by the Organization of African Union (OAU) from its inception in the 1960s and maintained until the 1990s, fuelled human rights abuses in the continent. A ...

The principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of member states, adopted by the Organization of African Union (OAU) from its inception in the 1960s and maintained until the 1990s, fuelled human rights abuses in the continent.

A UN investigation into the conflict in the Central African Republic finds widespread sectarian killings of civilians, sexual violence and mutilation.

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Human rights abuses irk MPs
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MEMBERS of Parliament (MPs) on Thursday took the government to task over gross violation of human rights by some of its organs entitled to ensure justice delivery in the country. MPs pointed accusing fingers at the Police Force for fabricating cases against ...
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Despite resuming some military aid, the United States appears unlikely to quickly restore the close ties with Egypt that framed US Middle East policy for decades, as concerns persist over the authoritarian crackdown since last year’s military takeover.

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Population policy advised to protect citizens' rights to job opportunities
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Stakeholders are arguing that Tanzania needs a population policy that will protect citizens' rights to social and economic opportunities available in the country especially in employment. Speaking over a phone interview on Tuesday, Humphrey Sanga from ...

>In last week’s article, the author outlined the need for periodic policy reviews in Tanzania with the Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) Development Policy, 2003 as a case study. The article described what policies are and why policy reviews are necessary.

Nigeria could be hit with an international ban by Fifa for government interference in the country's football administration.

No judiciary interference in IPTL saga, Bunge told
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THE Judiciary has not written any formal letter to Parliament aimed at discouraging the tabling of Controller and Auditor General's (CAG) report on IPTL saga in the House. Parliamentary Chairman Idd Zungu told Members of Parliament during the morning ...