The United Nations is demanding an immediate and thorough investigation into killings and human rights violations that occurred during Tanzania's recent elections, putting pressure on President Samia Suluhu. The UN Human Rights Chief, Volker Türk, revealed that hundreds were reportedly killed and an unknown number injured, with bodies potentially taken by security forces to undisclosed locations.

• Over 150 people have been arrested since the elections, including opposition leader Tundu Lissu, with some, even children, allegedly charged with treason.
• The UN revealed disturbing reports of security forces removing bodies from streets and hospitals.
• A Kenyan family is appealing to President William Ruto's administration for help repatriating the body of John Ogutu, a teacher reportedly killed on October 29, 2025, during the election.