ACAT Burundi

ACAT -Burundi

Me Jean-Claude NTIBURUMUNSI
Rue Haute 72/101
1348 Ottignies
Louvain La Neuve
Belgique
E mail: acatburundi@gmail.com
Tél: +257 79 97 77 81

The Action by Christians for the abolition of torture in Burundi (ACAT Burundi) is a non -profit association whose mission is to fight for the respect of human dignity, and particularly for the abolition of torture and the death penalty. ACAT Burundi acts for all those that are being tortured, detained in inhuman conditions, have been sentenced to death or have disappeared irrespective of their origins, political opinions or religious beliefs. ACAT Burundi also aims at fighting sexual violence.

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[DÉCLARATION] HRC56 - Dialogue interactif avec le Rapporteur Spécial sur le Burundi

[Burund] Extend the Special Rapporteur’s mandate and ensure adequate funding for his work

[Statement] HRC51 - FIACAT, CCPR Centre and OMCT's joint statement during the dialogue with the Special Rapporteur on Burundi

Burundi: Extend the Special Rapporteur’s mandate

[Statement] HRC48 - Joint statement during the interactive dialogue with the Commission of Inquiry on Burundi

[Open Letter] Burundi: The Human Rights Council should continue its scrutiny and pursue its work towards justice and accountability

[STATEMENT] HRC42 - Open letter to renew the mandate of the Commission of Inquiry on Burundi

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[Statement] HRC40 - Joint Statement during the dialogue with the Commission of Inquiry on Burundi

[STATEMENT] Civil society organisations call for Germain Rukuki’s acquittal in Burundi

[ACHPR] Oral statement on Human rights situation in Africa ACHPR63

[Statement] HRC39 - FIACAT's statement during the interactive dialogue with the Commission of Inquiry on Burundi

[UPR] FIACAT and ACAT Burundi's concerns

[Press release] UN asks Burundi to protect ethnic minorities from violence; stop reprisals on civil society

[Press release] Examination of Burundi by the Committee against Torture: civil society condemns a human rights crisis

[CAT 58] Burundi reviewed by the Committee against torture

[CAT] Burundi reviewed by the Committee against torture

[CAT] Burundi considered by the Committee against Torture

[CDH] Burundi considered by the Human Rights Committee

What strategies for the abolition of the death penalty in Central Africa and Madagascar

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