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hakikisheni kwenye report za ICC mnawataja na hawa pia, alafu msubiri majibu wekeni na lissu pia maaana hana mguu
hakikisheni kwenye report za ICC mnawataja na hawa pia, alafu msubiri majibu wekeni na lissu pia maaana hana mguuMakaburi yataonekana wapi kama huyo Shetani wenu anaua watu kwa mikono yake mwenyewe na kula nyama zao, na kunywa damu zao? Ben Saanane yuko Wapi, Azory Gwanda yuko Wapi, Alphonce Mawazo yuko Wapi, Akwilina yuko Wapi, Kanguye yuko wapi?
Damu ya Lissu iliyomwagika Dodoma nasikia aliagiza apelekewe japo mchanga wenye damu aunuse...Nyerere alishaSema Kiongozi akishakula nyama za watu wake hataacha kula!
Tena waende huko huko Geneva, itakuwa vizuri zaidi.
kwani trump ss hv yupo wapi?hahahaha hata wakija wafanye uchunguzi wote wanaoutaka, tunaweza jitoa and its fine, UN haitungi sheria za nchi yoyote ndo maaana hata trump aliwafukuza USA na ikawa freshi tu, There is nothing they can do, kuna nchi za kuonea afrika ila sio tanzania labda uwaonee kiuchumi ila kiuongozi ccm peke yake ndo afrika!
OHCHR | UN rights chief disturbed by harassment of opposition following Tanzania elections
GENEVA (10 November 2020) – UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet on Tuesday said she was disturbed by reports of continued intimidation and harassment against opposition leaders and members in Tanzania in the aftermath of the general elections. She called on the authorities to ensure people are able to express their grievances without fear of reprisals.
Reports indicate that at least 150 opposition leaders and members have been arrested since 27 October in mainland Tanzania and in Zanzibar. While most have been subsequently released, at least 18 reportedly remain in custody.&
Police officials have stated that the individuals arrested were planning violent protests. Police officials warned publicly on 31 October 2020 that they would not allow protests to go ahead, citing alleged plans to cause chaos, and they threatened to use force and detain anyone taking part in demonstrations.
"The tense situation in the country will not be defused by silencing those who challenge the outcome of the elections, but rather through a participatory dialogue," Bachelet said. "I urge the Tanzanian authorities to respect and facilitate exercise of the rights to freedom of expression and of peaceful assembly."
The High Commissioner called for the immediate release of those detained for exercising their human rights. She called on the Government of Tanzania to ensure that security forces and law enforcement officials act according to the rule of law and human rights norms and standards.
Under international law, there is a presumption in favour of considering assemblies to be peaceful, the High Commissioner stressed.*
These developments follow reported pre-election intimidation and harassment of civil society organisations and journalists, as well as allegations of police brutality against opposition members and supporters on the day of the election. Bachelet called for prompt, thorough, independent and impartial investigations into all allegations of human rights violations before, during and after the polls – particularly into the killing of at least 10 people and the injuries sustained by over 50 others in Zanzibar on 26 October.
The High Commissioner also expressed concern at Internet restrictions, including the blocking of many social media and messaging platforms, and the censoring of election-related content.
"Free flow of information is critical to any democratic society, and especially so in an electoral context," the High Commissioner said, adding that any restrictions on information and communication technology must be in line with international human rights laws and standards.
ENDS
* For details, see General Comment No. 37 on Article 21 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights – Right of peaceful assembly:& https://www.ohchr.org/EN/HRBodies/CCPR/Pages/GCArticle21.aspx
For more information and media requests, please contact: Rupert Colville -& + 41 22 917 9767 / rcolville@ohchr.org or Ravina Shamdasani - + 41 22 917 9169 / rshamdasani@ohchr.org or Liz Throssell - + 41 22& 917 9296 / ethrossell@ohchr.org or Marta Hurtado - + 41 22& 917 9466 /& mhurtado@ohchr.org
Tag and share -& Twitter:& @UNHumanRights& and Facebook:& unitednationshumanrights
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Hao vibaraka wao lazima waheshimu sheria zetu lasivyo wahamie kwao kama msaliti Lissu alivyoondoka leo kuelekea kwa Mabwana zake Ubelgiji.OHCHR | UN rights chief disturbed by harassment of opposition following Tanzania elections
GENEVA (10 November 2020) – UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet on Tuesday said she was disturbed by reports of continued intimidation and harassment against opposition leaders and members in Tanzania in the aftermath of the general elections. She called on the authorities to ensure people are able to express their grievances without fear of reprisals.
Reports indicate that at least 150 opposition leaders and members have been arrested since 27 October in mainland Tanzania and in Zanzibar. While most have been subsequently released, at least 18 reportedly remain in custody.&
Police officials have stated that the individuals arrested were planning violent protests. Police officials warned publicly on 31 October 2020 that they would not allow protests to go ahead, citing alleged plans to cause chaos, and they threatened to use force and detain anyone taking part in demonstrations.
"The tense situation in the country will not be defused by silencing those who challenge the outcome of the elections, but rather through a participatory dialogue," Bachelet said. "I urge the Tanzanian authorities to respect and facilitate exercise of the rights to freedom of expression and of peaceful assembly."
The High Commissioner called for the immediate release of those detained for exercising their human rights. She called on the Government of Tanzania to ensure that security forces and law enforcement officials act according to the rule of law and human rights norms and standards.
Under international law, there is a presumption in favour of considering assemblies to be peaceful, the High Commissioner stressed.*
These developments follow reported pre-election intimidation and harassment of civil society organisations and journalists, as well as allegations of police brutality against opposition members and supporters on the day of the election. Bachelet called for prompt, thorough, independent and impartial investigations into all allegations of human rights violations before, during and after the polls – particularly into the killing of at least 10 people and the injuries sustained by over 50 others in Zanzibar on 26 October.
The High Commissioner also expressed concern at Internet restrictions, including the blocking of many social media and messaging platforms, and the censoring of election-related content.
"Free flow of information is critical to any democratic society, and especially so in an electoral context," the High Commissioner said, adding that any restrictions on information and communication technology must be in line with international human rights laws and standards.
ENDS
* For details, see General Comment No. 37 on Article 21 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights – Right of peaceful assembly:& https://www.ohchr.org/EN/HRBodies/CCPR/Pages/GCArticle21.aspx
For more information and media requests, please contact: Rupert Colville -& + 41 22 917 9767 / rcolville@ohchr.org or Ravina Shamdasani - + 41 22 917 9169 / rshamdasani@ohchr.org or Liz Throssell - + 41 22& 917 9296 / ethrossell@ohchr.org or Marta Hurtado - + 41 22& 917 9466 /& mhurtado@ohchr.org
Tag and share -& Twitter:& @UNHumanRights& and Facebook:& unitednationshumanrights
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Mbona hukuingia barabarani?Asanteni UN, HR ,wale wajinga na washamba wasikie.Umoja,ustawi na furaha ya maisha ni haki yetu sote.
Hao jamaa hua wanaanza kama wanakubembeleza kiaina.hawanaga paparaSisi viongozi wetu wa Tanzania wametawaliwa na "UBISHI/KIBURI" cha kijinga sana. Hivi wanavyojifanya wehu wa kuelewa muda si mrefu watayapata wanayotaka.
UN Comission Of Human Right" ndio aliokua anasubiriwa kutoa tamko la mwisho. Sasa kazi inakaribia kuanza.
Usikose kufuatilia Episode ijayo ya "Mahakama Ya Kimataifa Ya Makosa Ya Jinai ICC".
[emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]Mkuu spana zenye uzito wa tani 20 per pc tayari zinaandaliwa ....
Hao wote uliowataja elezea vifo vyao vilikuwaje na utoe ushahidi jinsi matukio yalivyokuwa na maeneo waliyokuwepo na nini sababu za vifo hivyo.,na kama uliona askari huyo alieua CDM walichukua hatua gani ?Makaburi yataonekana wapi kama huyo Shetani wenu anaua watu kwa mikono yake mwenyewe na kula nyama zao, na kunywa damu zao? Ben Saanane yuko Wapi, Azory Gwanda yuko Wapi, Alphonce Mawazo yuko Wapi, Akwilina yuko Wapi, Kanguye yuko wapi?
Damu ya Lissu iliyomwagika Dodoma nasikia aliagiza apelekewe japo mchanga wenye damu aunuse...Nyerere alishaSema Kiongozi akishakula nyama za watu wake hataacha kula!
Sidhani hata kama anahitaji kujua hayo maana hayamhusu na hayana muda kwake.Inatakiwa rais wetu atafsiriwe, maana atakuwa ametoka kapa hapo
Mavi ya kuku. Li taifa lisilo na kiwanda hatacha kutengeneza sindano za mkono. Asilimia zaidi ya 50 ya budget tunategemea kupewa. Wanauwezo hata wa kumtia mimba huyo mhutu wenu.USA wenyewe wanaogopa huko ICC mpaka waliwapiga marufuku waendesha mashitaka kuingia marekani, hata sisi tunaweza juwapiga marufuku waachane na sisi kisha tunajitoa.
There are those who criticize TANZANIA but those who take action are not yet born !! For everyone who raises his mouth on TANZANIA, Heaven will not remain silent about itUnder international law, there is a presumption in favour of considering assemblies to be peaceful, the High Commissioner stressed.*
OHCHR | UN rights chief disturbed by harassment of opposition following Tanzania elections
GENEVA (10 November 2020) – UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet on Tuesday said she was disturbed by reports of continued intimidation and harassment against opposition leaders and members in Tanzania in the aftermath of the general elections. She called on the authorities to ensure people are able to express their grievances without fear of reprisals.
Reports indicate that at least 150 opposition leaders and members have been arrested since 27 October in mainland Tanzania and in Zanzibar. While most have been subsequently released, at least 18 reportedly remain in custody.&
Police officials have stated that the individuals arrested were planning violent protests. Police officials warned publicly on 31 October 2020 that they would not allow protests to go ahead, citing alleged plans to cause chaos, and they threatened to use force and detain anyone taking part in demonstrations.
"The tense situation in the country will not be defused by silencing those who challenge the outcome of the elections, but rather through a participatory dialogue," Bachelet said. "I urge the Tanzanian authorities to respect and facilitate exercise of the rights to freedom of expression and of peaceful assembly."
The High Commissioner called for the immediate release of those detained for exercising their human rights. She called on the Government of Tanzania to ensure that security forces and law enforcement officials act according to the rule of law and human rights norms and standards.
Under international law, there is a presumption in favour of considering assemblies to be peaceful, the High Commissioner stressed.*
These developments follow reported pre-election intimidation and harassment of civil society organisations and journalists, as well as allegations of police brutality against opposition members and supporters on the day of the election. Bachelet called for prompt, thorough, independent and impartial investigations into all allegations of human rights violations before, during and after the polls – particularly into the killing of at least 10 people and the injuries sustained by over 50 others in Zanzibar on 26 October.
The High Commissioner also expressed concern at Internet restrictions, including the blocking of many social media and messaging platforms, and the censoring of election-related content.
"Free flow of information is critical to any democratic society, and especially so in an electoral context," the High Commissioner said, adding that any restrictions on information and communication technology must be in line with international human rights laws and standards.
ENDS
* For details, see General Comment No. 37 on Article 21 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights – Right of peaceful assembly:& https://www.ohchr.org/EN/HRBodies/CCPR/Pages/GCArticle21.aspx
For more information and media requests, please contact: Rupert Colville -& + 41 22 917 9767 / rcolville@ohchr.org or Ravina Shamdasani - + 41 22 917 9169 / rshamdasani@ohchr.org or Liz Throssell - + 41 22& 917 9296 / ethrossell@ohchr.org or Marta Hurtado - + 41 22& 917 9466 /& mhurtado@ohchr.org
Tag and share -& Twitter:& @UNHumanRights& and Facebook:& unitednationshumanrights
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There are those who criticize TANZANIA but those who take action are not yet born !! For everyone who raises his mouth on TANZANIA, Heaven will not remain silent about itAsanteni UN, HR ,wale wajinga na washamba wasikie.Umoja,ustawi na furaha ya maisha ni haki yetu sote.
Jinga kabisa wewe hata hujui kwa sasa tunategemea kiasi gani cha msaada kwenye badgets,Mavi ya kuku. Li taifa lisilo na kiwanda hatacha kutengeneza sindano za mkono. Asilimia zaidi ya 50 ya budget tunategemea kupewa. Wanauwezo hata wa kumtia mimba huyo mhutu wenu.