Mashrek countries
ANHRI condemns the killing of the Syrian activist “Fatam Saad Ali” on the hands of the general intelligence administration due to the brutal and systematic torture as she was detained due to supporting the Syrian revolution.
Syrian Media activist was Killed due to Torture of Asad’s Intelligence Read More »
The Mission aims at doing so by providing concrete support to EMHRN members as well as to new national civil society actors shaping the Tunisian landscape.
About Mission in Tunisia Read More »
President Bashar al-Assad should release all peaceful activists, media professionals, and humanitarian assistance providers as part of an amnesty announced on October 23, 2012,our organisations said today.
Syria: Free Peaceful Activists, Journalists, Aid Workers in Amnesty Read More »
Several Sahrawi activists are being prosecuted in Morocco and their trial before the military court of Rabat is expected to start on 24 October 2012 after having been postponed once.
Trial before the military court of Rabat Read More »
The Iraqi and Turkish authorities should immediately re-open border crossings where more than 10,000 Syrians have been stranded for weeks and allow all those wishing to seek asylum to cross without delay, HRW said today.
Iraq/Turkey: Open Borders to All Syrian Refugees Read More »
The new law is a landmark reform of the status of Moroccan women as it puts them on equal footing with men in regard to marriage and children.
The Moroccan Family Code “Moudawana” Read More »
Our organisations were concerned to learn about the sentencing of the Human Rights defender Yacine Zaïd but congratulate themselves that a strong mobilization of activists led to his release.
ALGERIA: the sentencing of the Human Rights defender Yacine Zaïd at first instance Read More »
The EMHRN is deeply alarmed over the situation of open civil war that currently prevails in Syria. It emphasizes that this situation stems from years of dictatorship imposed by the Hafez al-Assad regime and later by his son.
EMHRN’s New Elected Body Alarmed at Escalating Violence in Syria Read More »
On 5 September 2012, the General Assembly held an informal interactive dialogue to discuss the Secretary-General’s fourth report on ‘the responsibility to protect (R2P).
Our organisations welcome discharge of Abdelkader Kherba, under arrest since August 21 and accused of «insulting an official» by the Court of Ksar El Bokhari (150 km south of Algiers).
