So-called traditional communities have not always enjoyed peaceful inter-individual relations. They experience opposition and conflict, which sometimes lead to an imbalance in social cohesion. Since human relations cannot exist without the expression of power relationships and conflicts, regulatory systems are implemented and collectively adop(...)

In Burkina Faso, six decades after independence, women are still under-represented in the political and decision-making spheres. In fact, out of one hundred and twenty-seven seats in parliament in 2015, there were 18 women, a rate of 14%. This rate remains below the 30% threshold recommended by law. Parliament remains a largely male-dominated(...)

L’État de droit est caractérisé par le respect et la préservation des droits des citoyens. Le Burkina Faso figure au titre des pays se réclamant de cette obédience et cela eu égard à la ratification de nombreuses conventions internationales des droits humains. Dans un contexte de crise, les actions de protection des droits humains se posent co(...)