UK Lawmakers Vote to ban Assisted Dying ads
Protestors both for and against the bill gathered outside parliament, as lawmakers debated the contentious proposals for legalised euthanasia currently making their way through parliament.
Protestors both for and against the bill gathered outside parliament, as lawmakers debated the contentious proposals for legalised euthanasia currently making their way through parliament.
The international community continues to call for urgent action to protect human rights in Tanzania and ensure justice for those who have been subjected to abuse.
Jeshi la polisi nchini Kenya limetumia mabomu ya machozi leo Alhamisi kuwatawanya waandamanaji waliokuwa wakilaani mauaji ya mwalimu mmoja aliyefariki akiwa chini ya ulinzi wa polisi, hali iliyotishia kufunika juhudi za serikali kuwasilisha bajeti mpya bila kuchochea ghasia kama za mwaka uliopita.
The plaintiffs claim that CHADEMA has failed to uphold principles of equality within its ranks, citing unequal distribution of party resources between the mainland and Zanzibar. In their court filings, they allege discrimination based on region, religion and gender and argued that party members from Zanzibar are denied opportunities for leadership and participation.
The autopsy results have confirmed that X-influencer, Albert Ojwang’s death was not self-inflicted and was consistent with an assault from head injuries, neck compression, and multiple soft tissue trauma.
Albert Ojwang alikamatwa mnamo Jumamosi, Juni 7, 2025, kufuatia malalamishi kutoka kwa Naibu Inspekta wa polisi aliyemshutumu kwa kumharibia jina kupitia mitandao ya kijamii.
Rights groups, lawyers and some governments are describing the Gaza war as “genocide” and calling for a ceasefire but Israel, created in the aftermath of the Nazi Holocaust of Jews, vehemently rejects the explosive term.
In a statement, the AU said the measures would harm “people-to-people ties, educational exchange, commercial engagement, and broader diplomatic relations” built with the US over decades.
Uganda has lost between $586 million and $2.4 billion a year because of the anti-LGBTQ law, notably because of frozen financing, British charity Open for Business estimated last year.
Tanzania’s Minister of Information Jerry Silaa told a local TV station this “contradicts our regulations”.