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UN Condemns Equatorial Guinea for Arbitrary Arrests in Annobon and Demands the Immediate Release of 37 Citizens
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During the last few hours, the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention of the Human Rights Council of the United Nations issued a conviction against the regime of Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo for the arbitrary detention of 37 Annobonese citizens and demanded their immediate release, compensation and an international investigation into those responsible. The resolution, which classifies the facts as a serious violation of fundamental rights, was of…
Geneva, June 12, 2025–Total News Agency-TNA–The Working Group on Arbitrary Detentions of the UN Human Rights Council issued a strong resolution condemning the regime of Equatorial Guinea for the illegal detention of 37 citizens of the island of Annobon, and demanding their immediate release, along with reparation and accountability measures. The decision, adopted on May 12 and formally communicated to the defense attorney for the detainees, Aito…
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