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Burkina Faso's Largest Student Union Suspended for Criticizing Junta

The decree gave no explanation, and a prosecutor opened an investigation into the student union’s statement criticizing the junta’s security record.

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Press Release - Prosecutor Investigates Authors of Statement as Crackdown on Dissent Deepens

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He had denounced "the violations of democratic, trade union and political freedoms in the name of the fight against terrorism". His president, Wilfried Bazo, was arrested by a group of unidentified individuals dressed in civilians.

In Burkina Faso, the General Union of Students of Burkina Faso (Ugeb), the country's largest student association, was suspended for three months, and leaders, the number of whom has not been communicated, were arrested and taken to an unknown destination: a declaration of 19 May, in which the association denounced the lack of results in the country in the fight against terrorism, despite the acquisition of important military equipment.

·Paris, France
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Human Rights Watch broke the news in New York, United States on Wednesday, May 27, 2026.
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