Middle East and North Africa Archives - Page 32 of 55

22nd September 2017
Iraq: Flawed Security Council resolution on IS threatens to entrench dangerous culture of impunity

22nd September 2017
Yemen: US-made bomb kills and maims children in deadly strike on residential homes

Angola - Youth Activists Freedom of Expression

15th September 2017
Saudi Arabia: Wave of arrests targets last vestiges of freedom of expression

13th September 2017
Reports Israeli government plans to retaliate against Amnesty International over settlements campaign

13th September 2017
Sick, untreated and tormented: How Iranian authorities leave prisoners to suffer

12th September 2017
Iran: Arrest of human rights defender seeking truth about disappeared family members

8th September 2017
Palestinian human rights activist charged under repressive new cybercrimes law

7th September 2017
‘No one can protect you’: Bahrain’s year of crushing dissent

7th September 2017
Bahrain: A year of brutal government repression to crush dissent

6th September 2017
NGO websites latest targets of Egypt’s online clampdown

30th August 2017
Syria: Tens of thousands of disappeared must not be forgotten

24th August 2017
Syria: ‘Deadly labyrinth’ traps civilians trying to flee al-Raqqa battle against Islamic State

24th August 2017
“I won’t forget this carnage”: Civilians trapped in battle for Raqqa – Syria

23rd August 2017
State of Palestine: Alarming attack on Freedom of Expression

23rd August 2017
Palestine: Dangerous escalation in attacks on freedom of expression

23rd August 2017
Iran: Mass hunger strike by political prisoners in protest at inhumane conditions

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