Mozambique: Authorities must investigate reports of more than 300 unlawful killings during post-election protest crackdown

By Amnesty International

Mozambique’s Frelimo-led government must urgently launch investigations into reports of widespread human rights violations committed during the ongoing crackdown on protests following disputed national elections and commit to making the findings public, Amnesty International said. Nationwide demonstrations erupted on 21 October 2024 following the killing of two prominent opposition-aligned figures. Since then, there have been […] The post Mozambique: Authorities must investigate reports of more than 300 unlawful killings during post-election protest crackdown appeared first on Amnesty…

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