Burundians pay tribute one year on to victims of #1212massacre
Burundians commemorate 11 and 12 December 2015 when civilians were executed and their bodies were thown in mass graves.
Burundian opposition calls for peace talks mediator's resignation
Crisis facilitator Benjamin Mkapa said Burundi's controversial government is legal and legitimate.
US sends emergency warning of terror attacks in Burundi on Western targets
Burundi's 18-month social and political crisis has left an estimated 1,000 dead.
Burundi opposition urges UN to take over talks and send troops 'to protect civilians'
East African Community-led talks have failed to end crisis that has left 1,000 dead and 20,000 missing.
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Burundi poised to make constitution changes sparking fears of entrenched Nkurunziza regime
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Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza first head of state to congratulate Trump on victory
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Burundi's withdrawal from ICC is 'a major loss for the victims of the gravest crimes' claims HRW
What justice for hundreds of people who have been tortured, killed, raped or disappeared in Burundi?
Freed US journalist Julia Steers fears for safety of detained colleague in Burundi
The two journalists were held over the weekend amid a government clampdown on the free press.
Steady flow of Burundian refugees forcing border countries to increase capacity in camps
311,083 have fled Burundi's violence, which has left up to 2,000 people dead since April 2015.
Violence has claimed 2,000 lives in Burundi says opposition
AU President Deby's stance on President Nkurunziza's mandate 'misrepresents' crisis, say opponents
International community is failing to prevent crimes against humanity in Burundi, claims diplomat
EXCLUSIVE: Diplomat says world is failing to move on to the final phase of prevention of crimes against humanity
Burundi: Opposition begs ICC to ensure perpetrators of crimes against humanity don't go unpunished
Opposition coalition says ICC exit should not give authorities 'a free band to continue committing crimes'.
Burundi's withdrawal from ICC 'like an admission of guilt'
Bernard Maingain says it shows a 'wave of panic sweeping among leaders' over investigation into killings.
How DRC President Joseph Kabila is laying the foundations for a dictatorship
"Time is now of the essence. It's becoming our worst enemy. We don't have much time left," says ex-finance minister.
Burundi accuses EU of 'destabilisation' as union is expected to retain sanctions
EU suspended funding to the African country over rampant rights abuses and unwillingness to quell crisis.
Burundi: UN resolution on human rights situation 'an important step for ICC probe'
ICC opened preliminary examination into abuses that may amount to crimes against humanity.
Burundians suffer executions, torture and rape among human rights abuses says UN
UN report names suspects and says government used security apparatus to carry out possible crimes against humanity.
Burundi: Rights group claims to have discovered at least 14 mass graves across the country
IBTimes UK speaks to Pierre-Claver Mbonimpa who alleged 14 mass graves have been identified.
East African Community warns of regional instability as tensions mount between Burundi and Rwanda
Burundi closes border with Rwanda, whom it accuses of arming Burundian rebels, as diplomatic relations worsen.
One month on: Iwacu begins week of mourning to honour missing Burundian journalist Jean Bigirimana
IBTimes UK speaks to Iwacu founder-director Antoine Kaburahe about the investigation into Bigirimana's disappearance.
Burundian Opposition 'concerned' by appointment of army general Ndayishimiye as head of CNDD-FDD
President Pierre Nkurunziza's CNDD-FDD is being 'militarised' as a solution to conflict is still not found
Burundi: Tutsi army officers on missions abroad choose to defect instead of returning home
Defections come amid fears a crackdown by the authorities has particularly targeted young Tutsi officers.
Growing concerns for threatened Burundi lawyers who provided information to UN torture watchdog
Human rights experts urge government to ensure four men will not face punishment.
Burundi regime rejects 228-strong UN Police force to monitor human rights violations and abuses
Burundi government says French-led UN resolution authorising the force was made without its consent.
UN Security Council agrees to deploy up to 228 more troops to conflict-hit Burundi
Burundi government has already told the UN it would not accept more than 50 troops in the country.
Arusha peace talks in tatters as Burundi government rejects presence of opposition members
IBTimes UK speaks to activist Pacifique Nininahazwe, who was excluded from the talks.
Burundi: What to expect from the Inter-Burundi Dialogue in Arusha
IBTimes UK speaks to opposition and peace activists about possible outcome of talks.
Burundi: Civil society rejects government claims 'violence is not ethnically motivated'
Opposition tells IBTimes UK Burundi's forces carry out targeted killings of members of the Tutsi community.
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