Middle East and North Africa Archives - Page 34 of 53

5th April 2017
Syria: UN Security Council must take decisive action after Idlib chemical attack

3rd April 2017
Bombed in Their Homes, Civilians in Mosul Blame Reckless Coalition Forces

28th March 2017
Iraq: Civilians killed by airstrikes in their homes after they were told not to flee Mosul

24th March 2017
Libya: Mass drowning highlights European governments’ shameful failure to protect refugees and migrants

22nd March 2017
Ibrahim Halawa trial delayed for twentieth time

Construction Continues at 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar Stadiums

17th March 2017
UN agency must keep up pressure on Qatar as government’s migrant labour reforms fall short

16th March 2017
The human cost of European hypocrisy on Libya

15th March 2017
Syria: Time for global leaders to ensure justice, truth and reparation for millions of victims of war

14th March 2017
Evidence shows Palestinian security forces violently suppressed peaceful protest in Ramallah

13th March 2017
Good news! Dr Ali al-‘Ekri is free

9th March 2017
Yemen: Saudi Arabia-led coalition uses banned Brazilian cluster munitions on residential areas

6th March 2017
Egypt: Punitive probation measures latest tactic used to harass activists

1st March 2017
Egypt: Government must protect Coptic Christians targeted in string of deadly attacks in North Sinai

1st March 2017
Israel: Detention of Palestinian journalist on hunger strike without charge ‘unjust and cruel’

28th February 2017
Yemen: Huthi forces recruiting child soldiers for front-line combat

22nd February 2017
Open letter from medical professionals in support of Dr ‘Ali al-‘Ekri

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