Rapports

INTRODUCTION L’année 2015 au Burundi a été marquée par des mouvements de population, dont des déplacements internes de personnes, qu’il a longtemps été difficile de suivre de manière systématisée, faute de ressources. Devant le grand besoin d’informations…

Nairobi, le 18 novembre 2015 – Les enfants courent le risque d’être les plus durement touchés par l’escalade de la violence au Burundi, a alerté aujourd’hui l’UNICEF, en précisant que 17 enfants ont déjà été tués…

NAIROBI, Kenya, 18 November 2015 – Children risk bearing the brunt of an escalation in violence in Burundi, UNICEF warned today, noting that the crisis has already left 17 children dead and many more injured. Since the…

By Eliane Luthi It is a warm Tuesday morning in Bujumbura. The sun is shining and birds are chirping. On my way to work, I am called by our Child Protection Specialist, who has just had news…

Highlights On October 13th, 3 children as well as a staff member of the International Organisation for Migration were killed in a police operation in Ngagara which killed at least 13 people in total. Security forces continue to…

STRATEGIC SUMMARY President Pierre Nkurunziza’s decision to run for a controversial third term in office plunged Burundi in its deepest political crisis since the end of its civil war. Rather than consolidating the fragile peace and stability…

This report summarizes findings from two studies undertaken as part of the UNICEF Peacebuilding, Education and Advocacy Programme (PBEA), funded by the Government of the Netherlands. Conflict analysis has been integrated into the Burundi Country Office research…

Summary Since the signing of the Arusha Agreement, and in particular the adoption of the 2005 Constitution, which institutionalizes the power-sharing arrangement, Burundi had made significant strides to end and overcome conflict up to April 2015. Massive…

AUTHOR Achel Bayisenge Communications World Vision Burundi Clovis is a five-year-old boy living in the northeast of Burundi. He frequently carries a piece of cardboard around his neck, on which are written vowels in his mother tongue. Though he hasn’t…

Highlights Socio-political tensions remain high amidst continued violence and insecurity in the country, in particular following the assassination on 15 August of the former Head of the Burundian army, Colonel Bikomagu. On 20 August, President Pierre Nkurunziza took…