Yemen in 2021: Conflict and peace
Fighting in Yemen has been ongoing since 2014. This briefing provides an update to the conflict, the human rights situation, and attempts to bring peace.
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Côte d’Ivoire: 2020 presidential election (447 KB , PDF)
Controversially, incumbent President Alassane Dramane Ouattara was permitted to run for a third consecutive term. This prompted several protests in the major cities, despite an increased crackdown on the opposition.
President Ouattara was declared the winner by election authorities, securing a landslide 95 per cent of valid votes cast, helped by the opposition candidates encouraging their supporters to boycott the election in a bid to discredit Ouattara’s legitimacy.
Violence has continued since the election result was announced.
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Côte d’Ivoire: 2020 presidential election (447 KB , PDF)
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