Middle East and North Africa Archives - Page 40 of 53

13th July 2016
Egypt: Hundreds, including children as young as 14, disappeared and tortured amid wave of brutal repression

7th July 2016
Time To Address Impunity: Two years after the 2014 Gaza/Israel war

7th July 2016
Israel/OPT: Two years on still no justice for war crimes victims

6th July 2016
Planned national security deportation from Ireland to Jordan a worrying sign of backsliding on the absolute ban on torture

6th July 2016
Zainab has been released

5th July 2016
Syria Report: ‘Torture was my punishment’, Abductions, Torture, and Summary Killings under Armed Group Rule

5th July 2016
Syria: Abductions, torture and summary killings at the hands of armed groups

29th June 2016
Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch call for suspension of Saudi Arabia from UN Human Rights Council

29th June 2016
Amnesty International outraged at fourteenth delay in unjust Ibrahim Halawa trial

22nd June 2016
Jordan: Response to border bombing must not include push-back of refugees

15th June 2016
EU risks fuelling horrific abuse of refugees and migrants in Libya

10th June 2016
Decision not to prosecute in Libyan rendition cases underscores need for independent inquiry

3rd June 2016
EU’s plan to return refugees to Turkey is reckless and illegal

1st June 2016
The Millions Left Behind in Afghanistan

26th May 2016
Amnesty International publishes policy and research on protection of sex workers’ rights

19th May 2016
New “Refugees Welcome Index” shows government refugee policies out of touch with public 80% of people worldwide welcome refugees to their countries, rising to 87% in UK

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