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Belkis Wille’s journey in human rights advocacy is a profound testament to the unique perspectives women bring to the field. Her insights reveal the pressing need for sensitive and responsible …
Belkis Wille: A Trailblazer in Women’s Rights and Humanitarian Advocacy Read More
Original Source: en.mercopress.com Karim Khan, the Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), urged Venezuelan authorities to release all political prisoners and adolescents detained after the turbulent July 28 …
ICC Chief Prosecutor Demands Action on Venezuela’s Human Rights Crisis Read More
Original Source: www.amnesty.org In June 2020, Libyan government forces unearthed haunting mass graves in Tarhouna, revealing the dark legacy left by the al-Kaniat group, which had ruthlessly dominated the area …
Echoes of Impunity: The Quest for Justice in Tarhouna Read More
Libya’s Tripoli administration is set to form a new morality police to enforce conservative dress codes for women and impose strict regulations on their behavior in public starting December. These …
Libya’s Struggle: New Morality Police Set to Restrict Women’s Rights Read More
A coalition of 14 NGOs has vehemently criticized the Italy-Albania deal, claiming it endangers the health and rights of asylum seekers. They argue the deal violates medical ethics, lacking necessary …
NGOs Decry Italy-Albania Asylum Deal as Violation of Rights and Ethics Read More
The conflict in Sudan initiated a mass displacement crisis, leaving over 10 million Sudanese seeking refuge in North African countries like Libya, Tunisia, and Egypt. Instead of finding safety, they …
Stranded Hopes: Sudanese Refugees Confronting Perils in North Africa Read More
A recent report reveals the dire circumstances faced by forcibly displaced Sudanese individuals in North Africa, highlighting significant human rights violations including detention, extortion, and discrimination. Over 10 million people …
Human Rights Crisis: The Plight of Forcibly Displaced Sudanese in North Africa Read More
Libya is set to introduce a morality police in December, enforcing strict regulations on women’s dress and behavior in public, including compulsory veiling for girls and restrictions on women’s travel. …
Libya’s New Morality Police: A Return to Repression? 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
In 2023, Tunisia experienced a marked decline in human rights as authorities intensified repression against dissent. High-profile opposition figures faced baseless charges, and judicial independence eroded further. Women’s representation diminished, …
Human Rights Crisis in Tunisia: Repression and Dissent in 2023 Read More