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Equatorial Guinea
Politics | Human rights
Police troops stop Equatorial Guinea protests

afrol News, 24 March - After banning the planned mass protests in Equatorial Guinea, government sent out massive police forces to prevent the opposition from taking to the streets yesterday.

Ethiopia
Politics | Human rights
Ethiopia crackdown on opposition to prevent protests

afrol News, 19 March - The Ethiopian opposition reports that over 250 of its central members have been arrested during the week. The arrests are seen in connection with a planned mass protest.

Equatorial Guinea
Politics | Human rights
Calls for protests in Equatorial Guinea

afrol News, 17 March - One of Equatorial Guinea's major opposition parties is planning a protest in favour of pro-democracy reforms and basic human rights in one of Africa's most dictatorial states.

Swaziland
Labour | Politics | Human rights
Swaziland uprising "begins on Friday"

afrol News, 17 March - Trade unions and student organisations in the totalitarian kingdom of Swaziland are to start mass protests and strikes tomorrow, Friday, demanding democracy and economic reforms.

Algeria
Politics | Human rights
Algeria protests risk losing momentum

afrol News, 11 March - Organisation errors by the protest movement and clever manoeuvres by the government are strongly challenging the pro-democracy protests in Algeria. It is unsure when new protests will be held.

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