Chad: No Justice for Post Election Celebratory Shooting

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image A resident of the Ridina district in N'Djamena shows the fragments of a projectile, that fell into a house on May 9, 2024, in N'Djamena following the announcement of the provisional results of the Chad presidential elections. © 2024 JORIS BOLOMEY/AFP via Getty Images Victims and survivors of celebratory shootings by Chad’s security forces, that killed at least 11 people on May 9, 2024, are still awaiting justice six months later.In response to an announcement that the then-transitional president had won the presidential election, his loyal forces opened fire over…

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