Togo: Security forces’ failure to protect participants at opposition party conference must be investigated

By Amnesty International

The Togolese authorities must immediately conduct an investigation into the serious violence that took place on 29 September during a conference organized by the opposition political party Convention Démocratique des Peuples Africains (African Peoples’ Democratic Convention – CDPA), Amnesty International said today. During the event in Lomé, several people, including MPs and journalists, were injured and […] The post Togo: Security forces’ failure to protect participants at opposition party conference must be investigated appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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