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Ugandan Activist Freed by Tanzania, 'Indications of Torture'

  • Kenyan activist Boniface Mwangi was detained at his Dar es Salaam hotel on May 19, 2025, after a confrontation with men claiming to be Tanzanian officers.
  • Mwangi had traveled to Tanzania to attend opposition leader Tundu Lissu's court hearing but was held without legal or consular access amid unclear official reasons.
  • Following protests by Kenyan civil society and diplomatic interventions from Kenya's Foreign Affairs Ministry, Mwangi was transported overland from Tanzania to Kenya, where he was admitted to a hospital for medical examination.
  • Mwangi reported, "We were blindfolded," "chained," and endured "a very gruesome torture," while his wife and activists protested his detention calling for immediate release.
  • Kenya condemned Tanzania for violating the Vienna Convention by denying consular access and urged an immediate diplomatic resolution highlighting activists' safety amid regional political tensions.
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k24.digital broke the news in on Thursday, May 22, 2025.
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