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Universal Periodic Review: Sierra Leone Criticised Over Civic Space Backtracking

Publisher report1 reportUpdated 30 Sept 2026, 3:40 pmnotable · 42/100
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What the reports say

Civil society organisations have called on the Government of Sierra Leone to translate its commitments under the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) into concrete reforms that protect civic space and human rights.

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This story is part of the current Sierra Leone news cycle and may affect readers locally or nationally.

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Truth Media SL · 30 Sept 2026, 1:26 pm

Universal Periodic Review: Sierra Leone Criticised Over Civic Space Backtracking

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