A non-profit group that promotes human rights, transparency and civic participation to build a just Equatorial Guinea, home to Africa's longest-ruling dictator.
“The United States has consistently been one of Obiang’s staunchest diplomatic and financial backers despite nearly a half century of serious human rights abuses”.
#USAfricaLeaderSummit https://t.co/6LIxHP7LJh
Equatorial Guinea: Deep concern over closed-door trials
@EGJustice and partner organizations express grave concern over the erosion of judicial independence in Equatorial Guinea, highlighting closed-door trials https://t.co/wMOHCmrIFi
Varias organizaciones denuncian "juicios a puerta cerrada de decenas de ciudadanos de la isla de #Annobón, sin notificación previa ni la presencia de sus abogados" en #GuineaEcuatorial#HumanRights
https://t.co/8ynUJ0ca2Q
Equatorial Guinea: Deep concern over closed-door trials
On May 27, 2025, @EGJustice and its partners expressed concern over judicial independence in Equatorial Guinea,
https://t.co/Q3LTKtxsAL
🇬🇶CIVICUS speaks on repression in Equatorial Guinea with activist Joaquín Elo. After being detained for almost a year in 2019, he's dedicated to advocating for the release of other activists, opening of civic space & a transition to democracy
https://t.co/WrXaB255K6 #CIVICUSLens
@TutuAlicante, Executive Director of @EGJustice, has not been to Equatorial Guinea for twenty years due to his human rights and anti-corruption activism. In @TheHill, he describes how western demand drives deforestation and inequality in his home country: https://t.co/EmbnZ13hQV
Lawyer and human rights defender, Anacleto Micha Ndong Nlang, has endured over 100 days of unlawful detention in 🇬🇶#EquatorialGuinea.
His current whereabouts are unknown as we're hearing disturbing reports that his family and lawyers have been unable to access him since March.
Please join us on November 2 at the Madrid Bar Association (and online) for an opportunity to hear from Equatoguinean and international experts about repatriating assets and upholding human rights @REDRESSTrust @apdhe@TI_France@CiFAR_EU
Te esperamos el 2 de noviembre en el Colegio de Abogados de Madrid (o en línea), para un diálogo, con activistas y expertos ecuatoguineanos e internacionales, sobre la repatriación de activos y la defensa de los derechos humanos @REDRESSTrust @apdhe@TI_France@CiFAR_EU
The top ten most corrupt countries, according to the @anticorruption index, are also among the world's most brutal, long-ruling dictatorships.
5 of the bottom 10 are in Africa:
Somalia
South Sudan
Libya
Equatorial Guinea
Burundi
Comoros, Chad and DR Congo aren't far behind.
One more reason why we @EGJustice work for human rights, rule of law, good governance in #EquatorialGuinea: Ensuring that these amazing creatures always have a safe home in our country for generations to come...
Thank you @UWE_Env@grainne_mccabe
As @TutuAlicante of @EGJustice told @ForeignPolicy: “[President] Obiang has realized he can use this China card and get the U.S. to look the other way in the face of stolen elections, completely nonexistent rule of law, and corruption that is rampant.”
https://t.co/ccO4Hum6Pb
US travel bans are mandatory when the State Department has credible info on corruption or human rights abuses. Both categories apply to Obiang. He should not be attending next week's US-Africa Leaders Summit. My thoughts with @TutuAlicante:
https://t.co/GhRV7xJ1oX @ForeignPolicy
@TutuAlicante (@EGJustice): #Kleptocracy goes beyond good governance. It is a serious matter of national security. The US and the West have not addressed authoritarian kleptocracy in EG -- they have been negligent in the subversion of democratic values.
TODAY's panel includes:
Mai El-Sadany, Tahrir Institute (@maitelsadany/@TimepDC)
Chloe Zoeller, Pan-American Development Fdn (@PADForg)
Tutu Alicante, EG Justice (@TutuAlicante/@EGJustice)
Sarah Yager, Human Rights Watch (@YagerSarahH/@HRW)
Register: https://t.co/nuntvlT8c5
Nice to see my piece with @TutuAlicante on Equatorial Guinea's sham election featured in @ForeignPolicy's Africa Brief.
In short: the country is ruled by the world's longest-tenured dictator who uses access to oil and threats of Chinese muscle to hold the US Government hostage.
“Since Obiang’s surprise announcement—which moved the country’s elections up by one year—more than 100 individuals, including lawyers, judges, and civil society and political opposition activists, have been arbitrarily detained”. https://t.co/6LIxHPoOLh
Nice to see my article with @TutuAlicante on Equatorial Guinea gaining traction. The Ukraine/Russia conflict and China are important topics, but the world is much bigger than that. Let's not forget: attention on little-known issues can have outsize impact.
https://t.co/GhRV7xJ1oX