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In a disturbing trend, the Tunisian government has escalated its use of arbitrary arrests to quash dissent, as illuminated by a recent report from Human Rights Watch (HRW). The organisation …
Tunisia’s Arrests of Dissidents Spark Outcry Over Human Rights Violations Read More
In a chilling development for human rights, Tunisia’s government has intensified its crackdown on dissent, routinely arresting political adversaries and stifling freedom of speech, as highlighted by a recent Human …
Tunisia’s Political Rights Under Siege: EU’s Controversial ‘Safe Country’ Designation Read More
Salma al-Shehab, a doctoral candidate at Leeds University, has been released from a Saudi prison, according to human rights advocates. The 36-year-old activist faced a devastating 34-year sentence for her …
UK Student Salma al-Shehab Released from Saudi Prison After Long Struggle Read More
In a striking acknowledgment, United Nations officials confirmed the alteration of a panel discussion recording from the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) held in Riyadh. This modification followed a formal complaint …
UN Acknowledges Editing of Internet Conference Panel Following Saudi Complaints Read More
Ibrahim Olabi emphasizes the importance of rebuilding Syria on a foundation of justice and accountability. As the nation emerges from the shadows of a tumultuous past, the struggles for the …
Ibrahim Olabi: Paving the Path to Justice in Post-Assad Syria Read More
Dawit Issak, a jailed Eritrean journalist, wins the Edelstam Prize for freedom of expression after 23 years in prison. In Senegal, Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko demands justice for his supporters …
Jailed Eritrean Journalist Receives Edelstam Prize for Defending Freedom of Expression Read More