Satellite images released by Amnesty International today show the increased use of heavy weaponry and raise urgent concerns over the impending assault on the beleaguered Syrian city.
Syria: Satellite images from Aleppo raise concerns over risk to civilians Read More »
The Greek authorities must halt a mass police crackdown on “irregular migrants” and allow for effective access to asylum-seeking procedures to those in need of international protection Amnesty International.
Greece must halt mass police crackdown on ‘irregular migrants’ Read More »
PNGO condemns, in the strongest terms, the heinous crime committed by an armed group in Sinai on Sunday, 05 August 2012, the result of which 16 Egyptian soldiers were killed and others were wounded.
A Press Release Issued by PNGO Glory to the Egyptian Martyrs and Shame on Criminals Read More »
PCHR strongly condemns the decision of the European Union (EU) to offer strengthened trade and diplomatic relations to Israel at the EU-Israel Association Council meeting on Tuesday 24 July 2012.
PCHR condemns EU decision to strengthen ties with Israel Read More »
On 1-3 June 2012, the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network convened its 9th General Assembly in Copenhagen on the occasion of its 15th anniversary. All the regular, associate and honorary members of
Report from the Ninth General Assembly of the EMHRN Read More »
Jordan’s government is violating the right to freedom of association by denying, without explanation, a civil society organization permission to accept foreign funding, Human Rights Watch said today.
Jordan: Government Clamps Down on Civil Society Read More »
The Palestinian Authority and Israeli military authorities should both end abuses against members of the West Bank-based Freedom Theater, Human Rights Watch said today.
Israel/Palestinian Authority: Theater Group Hit From Both Sides Read More »
The Syrian government should immediately grant United Nations observers full access to Homs and Aleppo central prisons to check on prisoners who may be at risk of violent reprisals following prison riots, HRW said today.
Syria: Inmate Describes Fatal Assault on Prisoners Read More »
The participation of two Saudi female athletes in the London Olympics is an important first step but does not go far enough in addressing entrenched problems of gender discrimination in the kingdom, HRW said today.
Olympics: For Saudi Women, Only a Starting Line Read More »
Human Rights Watch is writing to express our deep concerns regarding the cabinet’s recent rejection of foreign funding to a Jordanian nongovernmental organization (NGO).
Letter to Jordanian Prime Minister al-Tarawneh Regarding NGO Funding Read More »
