57.8% and 64 out of 118 seats. CNDD–FDD's youth wing is known as the Imbonerakure. Human Rights Watch has documented claims that members of Imbonerakure have harassed, arbitrarily detained, tortured, and killed alleged members of opponent parties and militias on behalf of the country's security forces, especially since Évariste Ndayishimiye became the president in 2020. In June 2020, Nkurunziza died while still serving as President of Burundi and was succeeded by Ndayishimiye. Prior to Nkurunziza's death, Ndayishimiye had been elect President of Burundi in elections which were held in May 2020. Former Senate president Révérien Ndikuriyo, a hardliner, was chosen as the Secretary General of the CNDD–FDD in January 2021. Electoral history Presidential elections National Assembly elections Senate elections References Further reading Burihabwa, N., & Curtis, D. (2019). The Limits of Resistance Ideologies? The CNDD-FDD and the Legacies of Governance in Burundi. Government and Opposition, 54(3), 559-583. External links Ex-Hutu rebels win Burundi poll, BBC 5 July 2005 Political history of Burundi Political parties in Burundi Rebel groups in Burundi 1994 establishments in Burundi Political parties established in 1994 Burundian Civil War Factions of the First Congo War Factions of the Second Congo War