Human rights defender Daniel Deuzoumbe Passalet was released without charge on 30 December 2011. He returned to N'Djamena, still weak from his hunger-strike.
On 19 December, Daniel Dezoumbe Passalet, president of Human Rights without Borders (Droits de l'Homme Sans Frontières – DHSF), a Chadian human rights organization ...
Enforced disappearance is a dehumanising practice which has long-lasting and damaging consequences for both the disappeared person and his or her loved ones. It ...
Amnesty International is concerned that across Africa hundreds of thousands of people are forcibly evicted from their homes by the authorities each year. The evictions ...
Amnesty International is submitting this information to the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women. This briefing reflects Amnesty ...
More than 10.000 people living in Ambatta, in Chad's capital, N'Djamena, are no longer at risk of forced eviction. The residents of Ambatta have thanked Amnesty ...