Burkina Faso Marks Four Years of Traoré's Rule as People Resist Repression Resolutely
Burkina Faso marked four years since Captain Ibrahim Traoré seized power in a coup, promising a "progressive and popular" revolution. Inoussa Ouédraogo, a publishing director now in exile, spoke to RFI about the deteriorating human rights situation in the country. Ouédraogo highlighted repression and fear among the populace, underscoring the severe impact of Traoré's rule.
The people of Burkina Faso are standing resiliently against the repression, refusing to be silenced or subjugated. They continue to fight for their rights and the promised revolution that has yet to materialize. Originally reported by AllAfrica