Amnesty International urges Eswatini authorities to respects human rights
Amnesty International is urging Eswatini authorities to respect its citizens rights to freedom of expression and peaceful gatherings. This, after reports the government has unleashed the military on pro-democracy protesters. Amnesty International's Director for Eastern and Southern Africa, Deprose Muchena, speaks more on this. Courtesy #DStv403
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