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Tanzania

Archaeological Map

Aperçu du pays

Al Jazeera

Targeted Groups
Perpetrators
Alert Status
Genocide Stage(s)

  • Maasai

  • Barabaig pastoralists

  • Hadza hunter-gatherers

  • Other Indigenous Groups

  • LGBTQIA+ People 

  • Government critics and opponents

  • The Government

  • State Police and Security Forces

Warning
Stage 3: Discrimination, Stage 4: Dehumanization, Stage 6: Polarization, Stage 8: Persecution

Détails

Since late president John Magufuli came to power in 2015, the government has cracked down on critics, political opponents, the press, and civil society. LGBTQI+ people face abuse, crackdowns, and severe jail terms. Sectarian violence sometimes occurs, and there are ongoing tensions between the mainland and Zanzibar. Different indigenous groups and minorities also face harassment, land-grabs, and even burning homes and killings. There are speculations human rights could improve following the recent death of Magufili and succession of President Samia Suluhu.

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Dernière mise à jour de la page :
6/28/2021

Ressources

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Are democratic reforms at risk in Tanzania? | Inside Story | Al Jazeera

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“If We Don’t Get Services, We Will Die” | HRW

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Minorities and indigenous peoples in United Republic of Tanzania | Minority Rights Group

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