Rights Groups Allege 3,000 Killed

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Human rights organizations reported that Tanzanian security forces killed approximately 3,000 people following the October 29 general election. Alleged victims include protesters, civilians, medical personnel, and street children, while thousands more remain missing. Reports indicate restricted hospital access, confiscated footage, and the possible use of mass graves to conceal deaths. More than 40 African advocacy groups called for the prosecution of security officials, an independent international investigation, and the resignation of President Samia Suluhu Hassan over the crackdown.