00:00One year after Tanzania's disputed election, the scars of deadly violence remain.
00:06Critics still live in fear of abductions and arrests, while opposition supporters continue
00:12to face intimidation.
00:13President Samia Suluhu Hassan's landslide victory with 98% of the vote sparked protests
00:19that security forces violently crushed.
00:24The situation was very bad.
00:26Many people died.
00:27It was truly a terrifying incident.
00:30I'll never forget seeing someone being shot right in front of me.
00:37The death toll remains disputed.
00:39Rights groups and opposition figures say thousands were killed, while a government-appointed commission
00:44puts the figure at 518.
00:53Everything had come to a standstill.
00:55As he was standing there, a car appeared that, let's say, had several people inside.
01:00You know, I told him to run, and he was trying to run.
01:04He was shot in the neck.
01:05Several people died.
01:11Meanwhile, international pressure is mounting, with the U.S.
01:16ambassador warning that the killings in Tanzania will not be swept under the rug.
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