#WPFD 3May World Press Freedom Day @FatouJagneS @IsatouKeita2 @JoofMS @D_Kandeh @salieutaal

Apatride par décret. Le 11 juin 2026, d’un seul trait de plume, le général Tiani a retiré sa nationalité au docteur Mariama Djibrine, médecin née à N’Guigmi de deux parents nigériens. Son tort ? Avoir réclamé le retour à l’ordre constitutionnel. On a qualifié la mesure de « provisoire ». Mais le Code nigérien ignore la déchéance provisoire — et la déchéance d’un national de naissance n’y existe pas. N’ayant jamais voulu d’autre passeport que le sien, Mariama Djibrine se réveille apatride : la vingt et unième victime, la troisième femme, d’une mécanique qui fabrique, à la chaîne, des hommes et des femmes sans pays. On peut retirer un passeport ; on ne retire pas une naissance. Et le Niger, qui a lui-même reconnu la compétence de la Cour africaine, devra s’en expliquer devant le juge qu’il a choisi. Ma tribune — à lire et à partager. Mamadou Ismaila KONATÉ @vieuxmko Avocat à la Cour, barreaux du Mali et de Paris, Arbitre international, Ancien Garde des Sceaux, ministre de la Justice de la République du Mali #MariamaDjibrine #ApatrideParDécret #Niger DébatsdecitéMKO DébatsdeDroitMKO

Apatride par décret. Le 11 juin 2026, d’un seul trait de plume, le général Tiani a retiré sa nationalité au docteur Mariama Djibrine, médecin née à N’Guigmi de deux parents nigériens. Son tort ? Avoir réclamé le retour à l’ordre constitutionnel.

Congratulations 🎉 @ahunnaeziakonwa

Japan is facing a growing loneliness crisis. From elderly residents living alone to younger generations struggling with social disconnection, loneliness is becoming a major social challenge. Al Jazeera’s Patrick Fok reports.

The threat of future pandemics is inevitable. Leaders must prepare today for an equitable and effective response tomorrow. Read Ellen Johnson Sirleaf’s reflections on leading Liberia during the Ebola outbreak and the risks of the latest crisis: theelders.org/news/world-mus…

The Gambia has become the first country to ratify the African Union Convention on Ending Violence Against Women and Girls (AU-CEVAWG), following approval by the National Assembly.

Three women from Ghana who were at risk of dropping out of secondary school due to poverty will finish their master's degrees at the University of Cambridge this week. bbc.in/3SvCsqA

Yesterday we kickef off Day 1 of the #BuildingSolidarityConference2 in Accra, #Ghana. Building on the conversations and commitments forged in Dakar, civic leaders, social movement actors, activists, and democracy advocates from across Africa are once again convening

Thank you! I am excited and privileged to work with you and our amazing colleagues during these challenging times! I look forward to re-energized engagement with partners, to bring human rights firmly back at the center of multilateralism, and in the service of people everywhere!

I'm delighted to welcome our new Deputy High Commissioner, Awa Dabo @Dabokunda, who recently joined our Office, bringing a wealth of @UN experience. Welcome, Awa! Your commitment and leadership will be invaluable as we continue our efforts to protect human rights for all.

One in exile, one in the streets: Why dissidents Martial Pa’nucci and Davis Tafari refuse to be silenced @TheAfricaReport theafricareport.com/421099/o…

I’m excited to share that In That Moment is now available on Amazon. Please order your copy (ies) today and support this important cause. Every purchase helps a child with a disability stay in school in three African countries. 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

gambiaj.com/society/african-… @MI_Abaga @YIAGA @centrelsd

I have reported on many crises across our continent, but #Sudan remains one of the most heartbreaking and overlooked. Behind every statistic is a family forced from home, a mother searching for food, a community living in fear. #Africa must do more. The world must not look away. #KeepEyesOnSudan

A display of pure African weaving culture in Madagascar 🇲🇬 that has been passed down through the generations.

Refreshing to see African creatives and young public leadeers mobilised to reclaim African indigenous values and embing them in creative expression, and public leadership. Bravo @YIAGA @centrelsd for facilitating this unique convening of talent and dedication @KevinblakC @ZungulaVuyo @MI_Abaga @MartialNucci @DCynthiaM @BaeletsiTsatsi

theafricareport.com/421099/o… One in exile, one in the streets: Why dissidents Martial Pa’nucci and Davis Tafari refuse to be silenced @_James041 @Ademba_47 @wanjirunjira @MugureNjehia

Next week, we assemble activists and social movement leaders in #Accra for the #BuildingSolidarityConference 2.0 The conference is hosted annually in partnership with @AFRICTIVISTES @NEDemocracy

Sierra Leone's First Lady will no longer be speaking at @Cambridge_Uni next week. Thank you @tomfball @thetimes thetimes.com/world/africa/ar… #Endfgm #FGM