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Tundu Lissu, an opposition leader in Tanzania, received a four-year prison sentence for incitement after being acquitted of treason charges. Rights organizations have criticized the trial as an effort to stifle opposition to the government.
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Tundu Lissu, an opposition leader in Tanzania, received a four-year prison sentence for incitement after being acquitted of treason charges. Rights organizations have criticized the trial as an effort to stifle opposition to the government.
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Tanzanian opposition leader found guilty of ‘incitement,’ handed 4-year sentence
Tanzanian opposition leader sentenced to four years for incitement