There was rage across the African continent last year, says Human Rights Watch in its annual report, with no sign of cooling down in 2020. African public outragedFILE - People carry coffins during the funeral after street protests and unrest that resulted in nine deaths in Conakry, Guinea, Nov. 4, 2019. But the public outrage is good to see, said Human Rights Watch (HRW) at its Johannesburg report unveiling. “But we saw that there was a constriction of space for human rights defenders in countries like Zimbabwe,” Mavhinga told VOA. “It has to deliver on human rights and draw from (Nelson) Mandela's legacy,” said Mavhinga.

Source: Ethiopian News January 15, 2020 19:41 UTC