Middle East and North Africa Archives - Page 39 of 53

Reckless Arms Trading Iraq Islamic State Atrocities

22nd August 2016
Iraqis who fled IS rule face harrowing future

22nd August 2016
‘It breaks the human’: Torture, disease and death in Syria’s prisons

18th August 2016
Harrowing accounts of torture, inhuman conditions and mass deaths in Syria’s prisons

17th August 2016
“I’m sorry it has been 3 years”

16th August 2016
Iraq: Hundreds of thousands more risk displacement sparking fresh humanitarian crisis

11th August 2016
Syria: Fresh chemical attack on Aleppo a war crime

10th August 2016
Iran: Women’s rights activists treated as ‘enemies of the state’ in renewed crackdown

3rd August 2016
Iran: Hanging of teenager shows authorities’ brazen disregard for international law

29th July 2016
Defeating terrorism is not about abandoning human rights for the sake of expediency

28th July 2016
Yemen: Peace talks must prioritise getting aid to desperate civilians

25th July 2016
UN: Narrow national self-interest must not scupper Ban Ki-moon’s initiative to end refugee crisis

20th July 2016
Syria: Video showing beheading of boy further evidence of abuses by armed groups

20th July 2016
Syria: Alarm over reports of high civilian death toll from US-led airstrikes on Manbij

Political Prisoners Iran Health Taken Hostage

18th July 2016
Iran is putting political prisoners’ lives at risk by denying them medical care

18th July 2016
Health Taken Hostage: Cruel Denial of Medical Care in Iran’s Prisons

13th July 2016
Egypt: ‘Officially, You Do Not Exist’

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