President Samia Suluhu has emphasized Tanzania's dedication to advancing human rights, highlighting progress made while acknowledging ongoing challenges.

During a speech at the African Union's Inter-Parliamentary Assembly (AICC) in Arusha, she stated that Tanzania remains committed to protecting citizens' rights, even as some issues persist.Samia noted that while the country has made strides in human rights, there is still work to be done to ensure these rights are fully realized.

She criticized other nations for failing to prioritize human rights, stressing that Tanzania's approach is rooted in its legal framework and constitutional principles.The president called for continued efforts to strengthen human rights protections, urging both the government and citizens to uphold these values.

She also warned that economic exclusion and unresolved grievances could push Tanzanian youth toward extremism, emphasizing the need for inclusive policies.

The speech underscored Tanzania's role as a leader in regional human rights advocacy, with Samia reaffirming the country's commitment to justice and equality.