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Recently, Libyan authorities expelled ten international aid organizations from their country, claiming these groups supported demographic changes through humanitarian aid to African migrants. This stance echoes incendiary rhetoric from Tunisia’s …
Libya’s Expulsion of Aid Groups Highlights Migration Crisis and Human Rights Concerns Read MoreIn a historic turn, South Africa is hosting its very first G20 foreign ministers’ meeting. However, this prestigious gathering unfolds amidst significant economic strife. The rand is struggling under the …
South Africa’s G20 Debut Amidst Economic Turmoil Read More
Emad Trabelsi, Libya’s acting interior minister, announced oppressive “morality” measures that threaten women’s rights by enforcing restrictions on clothing, personal interactions, and travel. Despite Libya’s international human rights obligations, these …
Libyan Minister’s Proposed ‘Morality’ Measures Threaten Women’s Rights Read More
Libya’s Interior Minister proposed compulsory veiling for women and girls, raising human rights concerns, especially against women. The government aims to enforce morality through a ‘morality police’, restricting personal freedoms …
Libya’s Government Plans to Enforce Compulsory Veiling Amid Rights Violations Read More