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A treason trial could have meant death by hanging for Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu. Instead, he now faces four years in prison for incitement to unrest. Ban dissident voices truly be heard in the country?
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Upgrade this serverOne year on from a rigged election, the country’s president has intensified her crackdown on dissent.
4 hours ago · foreignpolicy.com
A treason trial could have meant death by hanging for Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu. Instead, he now faces four years in prison for incitement to unrest. Ban dissident voices truly be heard in the country?
13 hours ago · dw.com · You are reading this one
The United Kingdom on Tuesday protested the conviction of Tanzanian opposition leader and anti-corruption activist Tundu Lissu on incitement charges, after a two-month trial. Minister for Africa and International Development, Kirsty McNeill, cited the report of the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, which concluded Lissu’s detention was arbitrary and lacked sufficient legal basis. The […] UK, Amnesty Int'l protest conviction of Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu
20 hours ago · dailypost.ng
