Kate McAlpine, director of the Arusha-based Community for Children Rights, disclosed to Urban Verified she was "sickened however unsurprised".
John Magufuli made the absolve in his freedom day discourse on Saturday.
Artist Nguza Viking, known as Babu Seya, and his child Johnson Nguza, known as Papii Kocha, were exculpated for raping 10 essential schoolgirls.
The president chose a gathering of detainees to be discharged, who he said had redressed their conduct.
Ms McAlpine said the exonerate delineated Mr Magufuli demonstrated an "absence of comprehension about savagery against youngsters".
She connected this most recent discourse to his June declaration where he restricted pregnant schoolgirls from coming back to class.
"He has a blind side with regards to perceiving kids as casualties. Pregnant schoolgirls are pregnant in light of the fact that they are casualties of brutality."
Childrens' rights lobbyist Helen Kijo Bisimba disclosed to us Munira Hussein in Dar es Salaam that "easy-going those culprits will add more agony to the family and guardians".
She added that she is crusading to change the constitution to forbid the president from doing likewise once more.
Youngster assault cases in Tanzania have a tendency to be managed between families, or attackers have been known to pay off police and court staff, Ms McAlpine said.
"It's amazingly uncommon for kid assault cases to get the chance to court in Tanzania," she stated, and even rarer for the guilty parties to get life sentences.
Notwithstanding this, Viking and Nguza were sentenced to life in jail for raping 10 young ladies in 2003 matured in the vicinity of six and eight years who were understudies at an elementary school in the Tanzanian city Dar es Salaam.
They had served 13 years of their sentence when they were discharged on Saturday.
Nearby media say the vocalists were met by cheering group when they rose up out of prison.
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