Tanzania faces ICC scrutiny over mass killings: 10,000 feared dead after post-election crackdown
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Bongani Bingwa speaks to Paula Cristina Roque, Executive Director of IntelWatch, about mounting allegations that President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s government orchestrated a deadly post-election crackdown in 2025, with reports estimating that up to 10,000 people may have been killed in what critics describe as one of East Africa’s worst political bloodbaths; as civil society organisations, including IntelWatch, prepare to take the matter to the International Criminal Court, citing grave human rights abuses alongside digital-era violations such as surveillance, spyware deployment, and internet blackouts used to mask state repression, Roque unpacks the evidence, the potential legal precedent, and what this landmark case could mean for justice, accountability, and digital rights across Africa.
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