- Title
- Date added
- Date modified
- Case status
- Location of case in SG report
- Year of the report
- Type of record
- Gender
- Was the victim a civil servant, member of the security forces or of the judiciary?
- Alleged/likely perpetrators
- Was the reprisal based on new legislation?
- Does the report make general comment about country’s environment for engagement with UN?
- Is the country cited for a "pattern of reprisal" in the context of this case?
- Is a pattern of reprisals mentioned otherwise in the context of this case?
- Does the report cite "self-censorship" as an issue in the context of this case?
- How many times has the case been followed up in subsequent SG reports?
- Belongs to Region
- Take action?
- ISHR campaign case
- Active campaign?
William Racanac
individual sharing information with UNMISS team
- Case status
- Unknown
- Relevant SG report
- From Country
- Engagement with UN body
- UN Peace Operation / Political mission
Office for the Rights of People with Disabilities
- Case status
- Unresolved
- Relevant SG report
- From Country
- Engagement with UN body
- Unclear
#1 of three incidents of intimidation or reprisals associated with UN cooperation
- Case status
- Unknown
- Relevant SG report
- From Country
- Engagement with UN body
- UN Peace Operation / Political mission
#2 of 5 incidents of intimidation and reprisals
- Case status
- Unknown
- Relevant SG report
- From Country
- Engagement with UN body
- UN Peace Operation / Political mission
#2 of three incidents of intimidation or reprisals associated with UN cooperation
- Case status
- Unknown
- Relevant SG report
- From Country
- Engagement with UN body
- UN Peace Operation / Political mission
#3 of 5 five incidents of intimidation and reprisals
- Case status
- Unknown
- Relevant SG report
- From Country
- Engagement with UN body
- UN Peace Operation / Political mission
#3 of three incidents of intimidation or reprisals associated with UN cooperation
- Case status
- Unknown
- Relevant SG report
- From Country
- Engagement with UN body
- UN Peace Operation / Political mission
#4 of five incidents of intimidation and reprisals
- Case status
- Unknown
- Relevant SG report
- From Country
- Engagement with UN body
- UN Peace Operation / Political mission
1 of five incidents of intimidation and reprisals
- Case status
- Unknown
- Relevant SG report
- From Country
- Engagement with UN body
- UN Peace Operation / Political mission
4 lawyers, human rights defenders and activists
- Case image
- From country
- Story behind
Armel Niyongere, Dieudonné Bashirahishize, Vital Nshimirimana and Lambert Nigarura are four lawyers, human rights defenders and activists from Burundi. They are prominent and well-respected figures within Burundian civil society and their local communities.
They publicly denounced and condemned the use of violence by the Government of Burundi, including following citizens’ protests in 2015, when the former Burundian President, Pierre Nkurunziza, sought a third term in violation of the country’s Constitution.
Fearing for their safety given the violent targeting of protestors by the Government, the lawyers fled Burundi in May and June 2015. To date, they have not been able to return to Burundi out of fear of suffering additional retaliatory actions.
5 HRDs who intended to cooperate with CAT
5 of five incidents of intimidation and reprisals affecting 48 victims of human rights violations participating in a trial
- Case status
- Unknown
- Relevant SG report
- From Country
- Engagement with UN body
- UN Peace Operation / Political mission
6 others who regularly share information with OHCHR
- Relevant SG report
- From Country
12 of 27 individuals who are unspecified
- Relevant SG report
- From Country
- Engagement with UN body
- Unclear
13 members of Initiative pour la résurgence de la mouvement abolitionniste (IRA).
- Relevant SG report
- From Country
- Engagement with UN body
- UN Special Procedures: thematic
14 HRDs trying to travel abroad
15 individuals who engaged, or attempted to engage, with the UN human rights mechanisms
16 civilians
- Relevant SG report
- From Country
- Engagement with UN body
- UN (Dep.) High Commissioner on Human Rights
- UN Peace Operation / Political mission
24 civil society organizations & leaders of 9 of those
- Relevant SG report
- From Country
- Engagement with UN body
- UN Human Rights Council: UN Human Rights Council - General
25 human rights defenders and other members of civil society
30 other human rights defenders and journalists
- Relevant SG report
- From Country
- Engagement with UN body
- UN Human Rights Council: UN Human Rights Council - General
50 civil society organizations accused of having delivered false information to experts of the Human Rights Committee
94 civil society actors
A circular issued by the Tripoli Civil Society Commission in application of executive order 286
a civil society activist from a minority ethnic group
- Case status
- Unknown
- Relevant SG report
- From Country
- Engagement with UN body
- UN Peace Operation / Political mission
A civil society representative
- Case status
- Unknown
- Relevant SG report
- From Country
- Engagement with UN body
- UN Security Council
A civilian
a government employee
- Case status
- Unknown
- Relevant SG report
- From Country
- Engagement with UN body
- UN Peace Operation / Political mission
a group of 225 victims and witnesses of human rights abuses (153 women, 68 men and four minor girls) participating in a court proceeding supported by the Mission
- Case status
- Unknown
- Relevant SG report
- From Country
- Engagement with UN body
- UN Peace Operation / Political mission