Burkina Faso’s junta-led parliament dissolved all political parties nationwide after previously suspending their activities.

This removes the legal vehicle for opposition organizing and campaigning, making any near-term electoral transition harder to execute in practice even if a timetable is later announced. Organizations and donors that route civic programming through party structures will need to pause, redesign, or shift to non-party civil society channels to avoid operating outside the new rules. The move also increases detention and security risk for political actors and activists as party-linked activity becomes easier to treat as unlawful political mobilization.