TIMIA Freedom Tanzania.
Evidence of systematic human rights violations is mounting in Tanzania, where police forces are conducting what appears to be coordinated operations against suspected protesters. These individuals are being apprehended alive, summarily executed, and their bodies are either discarded in remote locations or transported to hospital morgues—all without due process or legal justification.
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The photographic documentation reveals a particularly disturbing case where young men and women, captured alive five days after the election, were later discovered in ditches and bushes—victims of what can only be described as extrajudicial killings. These operations deliberately occur under the cover of darkness, when public observation is minimal, effectively concealing these grave human rights atrocities from immediate documentation and international attention.
Corruption at the United Nations?
For compelling evidence of human rights violations in Tanzania, we encourage you to visit the social media platforms of U.S.-based Tanzanian political activist Mange Kimambi. Follow her impactful advocacy work on Instagram (@mangekimambi80) and Twitter (@mangekimambi).
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We urgently call on you to join our movement and help the Tanzanian people. Your voice matters in this critical humanitarian effort. Together, we can create meaningful change and save countless lives through collective action.
Unfortunately, the United Nations has demonstrated a concerning lack of engagement with the Tanzanian humanitarian crisis. Despite its mandate to protect human rights globally, systemic issues including racism and corruption within the UN headquarters in New York have prevented effective intervention and support for those suffering in Tanzania.
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