Human rights activists Boniface Mwangi and Agather Atuhaire have sued the Tanzanian government for human rights violations, demanding one million dollars (approximately Ksh129 million) each in compensation.

• They claim to have been tortured for three days by individuals believed to be Tanzanian authorities.
• The lawsuit was filed at the East African Court of Justice on July 18, with support from seven civil society groups.
• Both activists accused President Suluhu of complicity in their torture, vowing to fight for justice and raise awareness of their ordeal.