India, Oct. 29 -- Amnesty International said Tanzanian authorities have failed to hold anyone accountable for violence by security forces against protesters following the 2025 general election, and alleged that authorities have intensified attacks on civic space through the abuse of counterterrorism laws, according to a statement issued on the first anniversary of the crackdown.
Amnesty International said the violence left hundreds of people dead and thousands injured. It said not a single official has been criminally investigated, prosecuted, or punished for excessive force used against protesters.
Accountability and commissions of inquiry
Amnesty International said authorities have withheld a Commission of Inquiry report from the publi...