Civil organizations in the Kingdom of Eswatini have joined forces in demanding justice for Ayanda Dlamini, a mother of one of the two missing Nyalinyali toddlers.

Dlamini is reportedly in Nhlangano Prision where she is held for allegedly being part of the Nyalinyali group that allegedly burnt the home of the suspect in the case of the missing toddlers.

Meanwhile, the civil society organisations have joined hands in demanding justice for the mother.

In a Facebook post Colani Hlatshwayo, the coordinator of One Billion Rising Eswatini, accused the Police of victimizing Dlamini instead of helping her in finding her child.

“Dlamini is already a victim since her child is still missing and what the police should be doing is to help her find her child not to Victimize her. Our Justice system should give citizens hope not to hurt the citizens,” wrote Hlatshwayo.

Other organisation that are reportedly calling for justise in this matter include Swaziland Rural Women Assembly, SNAT, Youth Alive organization, Women unlimited, Community Health empowerment Forum, international community of women living with HIV and Beaten But not Broken.