Evidence of Brutality

Let us help the Tanzanian People

TIMIA (Tanzania Independent Military Intervention Alliance) has meticulously compiled a comprehensive collection of third-party independent reports that document and verify the alarming brutality of Samia Hassan Suluhu's regime. These credible sources provide undeniable evidence of the government's ongoing human rights violations.

The systematic pattern of abductions and arbitrary arrests by Samia's regime has reached critical levels. In numerous documented cases, Tanzania police fabricate false narratives about the whereabouts of government critics who have been forcibly disappeared. Law enforcement officials routinely detain these individuals only to later claim, without evidence, that the missing persons were found in remote locations. This deliberate misinformation campaign serves to mask the true extent of government repression.

You can Google or look up the following headlines below.
Some details are in native Swahili language in Tanzania.

We urge you to examine the compelling evidence in the following reports:

Tanzania election: Hundreds feared dead in crackdown on protests
Tanzania Opposition Leader Placed in Isolation Before Election - Bloomberg
Tanzania: Authorities must investigate police use of force against election day protesters - Amnesty International
Slain Tanzanian opposition figure beaten, doused with acid: Party | Crime News | Al Jazeera
Mohamed Ali Kibao: Tanzania's President Samia Suluhu Hassan condemns killing
Enforced Disappearances and Crackdown on Opposition Darken Outlook for Tanzania's Elections | International Crisis Group
Tanzania police investigating reported abduction of government critic | Reuters
Murder, kidnap, censorship: the 'new normal' of Tanzania politics - France24.com
Tanzania: Parish Priest killed by a person suspected of mental illness - Informer East Africa News
Mwanzo TV - #TANZANIA Magazetini: Padri mwingine auawa... | Facebook - Two priests found dead
Mohamed Ali Kibao: Tanzania's President Samia Suluhu Hassan condemns killing
Tanzanian priest Charles Kitima - and government critic - brutally attacked
Key questions in the disappearance and discovery of Catholic priest Nikata | The Citizen
Miili minne yaokotwa kando ya barabara, Polisi yachunguza | Mwananchi - Four bodies found dead after police arrested them the previous day