Mozambique’s Post-Election Protests Leave 10 Dead + More | Network Africa

[@OmarBazo-u6i]

Im mozambican ,let give force and glory for Botswana peplo!

[@patsh3714]

Thank you. With no stones thrown

[@jaimemalumbane4192]

We voted for Venâncio Mondlane and podemos party, frelimo we don't went anymore

[@ThePauazevedo]

Help us please Free Mozambique

[@HenriquesjoaoAjana]

My respect full for botswana. Help us in mozambiwue we are tierd

[@PulsoMoçambicano]

Save Mozambique , enough dictatorship from Frelimo .. enough human rights abuse

[@jabulanimondlane4564]

people's of Mozambique voting for Venâncio Mondlane to be President of Mozambique Frelimo stealing Vote as winning Frelimo why not stand away for new party?

[@armaninhabinde3821]

Venancio did not loose the election but frelimo did.

[@REIDECHICUMBANE]

FREE MOZAMBIQUE

[@ElizaYonas-f5g]

Very awkward

[@carlosmanuelbento1249]

Possible intervention by Rwandan forces in demonstrations in Maputo The presence of Rwandan forces in Mozambique to repress popular demonstrations, if confirmed, could violate norms of international law, especially with regard to sovereignty and non-intervention in the internal affairs of States, as provided for in the United Nations Charter (Article 2, paragraph 7). Without a mandate from the UN Security Council, such intervention could be considered illegal and subject Rwanda to international criticism. Furthermore, involvement in repression of protests could negatively impact Rwanda's reputation, undermining its role in peacekeeping missions and its image as a regional peacemaker. Another relevant aspect involves human rights. The use of excessive force to control demonstrations could constitute an abuse of rights, violating principles of International Humanitarian Law. In serious cases, international organizations and NGOs can press for investigations or even intervention by the International Criminal Court, responsible for crimes against humanity. Such involvement could also jeopardize Rwanda's relationship with international partners that support its regional operations, such as the European Union, which could reassess its support. Rwanda therefore risks damaging its diplomatic relations and being held publicly responsible, which would imply justifications and commitments to end its intervention.

[@tatianavorobiova8015]

why Wagner was ok? no logic, they didn't actually fought ISIS

[@RantiMothapo]

MA Africa tlogelang go lwa mahumo a Africa a rafa ke ba tswa ntle Lena le lebeletse go lwa kopanang letswetse Naga Tsa Lena pele

[@patsh3714]

Ma Africa ba rata ntwa too much. Next thing they will be running to neighbouring countries after burning down their country.

[@KadiKadima-ll3wv]

Rt c

[@NelsonLTshuma]

Wasting time fighting while Chinese enjoying minerals

[@HenriquesjoaoAjana]

We are not wrsting time. FRELIMO is a big enemy of people of mozamb