Madagascar Violence Sparks International Human Rights Concern
Source: Madagascar: UN Human Rights Chief shocked by violent response to electricity and water protests (2025-09-30)
The UN Human Rights Chief expressed shock over the violent response to protests in Madagascar, which resulted in multiple injuries and deaths. The authorities' use of force, including the deployment of electricity and other harsh measures, has raised serious concerns about the excessive use of force against peaceful demonstrators. The UN official called for an immediate investigation into the incidents and urged Madagascar to respect the rights to peaceful assembly and expression. Emphasizing the importance of accountability, the statement highlighted the need for the government to ensure safety and uphold human rights amid ongoing political tensions.
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