The arrest of prominent imam Mohamed Ishaq Kindo and the suspension of Burkina Faso’s leading student union have highlighted a growing crackdown under military rule. This week’s events underscore rising tensions as freedoms come under increasing pressure.
Military rule tightens grip on civic space in Burkina Faso
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