| 5,499,833 |
-3.3772 |
29.358 |
Burundi |
|
Different events took place in Bujumbura: About 500 people engaged in a "prayer walk for peace" in downtown Bujumbura under heavy police escort, with one of the main groups involved being the National Women's Forum; a demonstration occurred, including activists of the MSD, in support of the people arrested in anti-government protests on apr.17. |
| 5,499,837 |
-3.3772 |
29.358 |
Burundi |
|
Burundi has charged 65 protestors with rebellion after they were arrested during clashes with police while calling for the president not to seek re-election. |
| 5,499,841 |
-2.5842 |
30.0972 |
Burundi |
|
Reports that Imbonerakure militia members continue to harass and assault members of the Tutsi ethnic group and members of opposition political parties, causing at least 8,000 to flee to Rwanda and DRC. |
| 5,499,846 |
-3.3772 |
29.358 |
Burundi |
|
Students went on strike and more than 200 marched to protest two recent arrests of their compatriots on "Black Tuesday". Police were deployed and cleared the streets. |
| 5,499,850 |
-3.3772 |
29.358 |
Burundi |
|
Throughout Bujumbura, hundreds protested against a third term for President Nkunruziza. Protesters injured police by throwing rocks and police responded with tear gas, water cannons, and live ammunition that led to several injuries and three deaths. |
| 5,499,855 |
-2.84348 |
30.3418 |
Burundi |
|
About 15 students had running battles with police and three were arrested while trying to protest a third term for President Nkurunziza. |
| 5,499,860 |
-3.3772 |
29.358 |
Burundi |
|
Although banned, protests against a third term for President Nkurunziza took place throughout Bujumbura , and police responded with tear gas and live ammunition. Three protesters died overnight in clashes with police and/or ruling party militia. |
| 5,499,865 |
-2.73284 |
29.04193 |
Burundi |
|
The Burundian Army barricaded the road connecting to the border with Rwanda at the Bugarama crossing, blocking foreigners from entering and leaving hundreds stranded, mostly Rwandans. |
| 5,499,870 |
-3.3772 |
29.358 |
Burundi |
|
Leading human rights activist was arrested and injured during a police raid on the headquarters of a media association. He was released the following day with minor injuries. |
| 5,499,875 |
-3.4225 |
29.9381 |
Burundi |
|
Students tried to protest against a third term for President Nkurunziza, but they were dispersed and about 10 were arrested. |
