A report published Tuesday by Amnesty International entitled Tunisia: “We were only asking for our rights and dignity” documents the
As Eid al-Adha begins, many in Tripoli remain uneasy after deadly clashes last month between rival militias, AFP reports. While
In a recent interministerial meeting of justice ministers, the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), announced the establishment of a new
The U.N. human rights office on Wednesday demanded an independent investigation after mass graves were found at Tripoli detention
Germany’s federal government is moving to broaden its list of “Safe Countries of Origin” to include Algeria, Egypt, Morocco,
Tunisian authorities have come under fire for transferring several jailed opposition leaders to remote prisons without notice, a move denounced
An independent United Nations investigation has concluded that British-Egyptian writer and human rights advocate Alaa Abd el-Fattah is being arbitrarily
Senegal and Mali have protested Mauritania’s mass deportations of their citizens, citing harsh treatment. Videos show families, including children,
The U.N. human rights office (OHCHR) on Monday raised concerns over Egypt’s draft Code of Criminal Procedure, warning
A Moroccan court has reduced the prison sentence of 82-year-old opposition figure and former human rights minister Mohamed Ziane from
Libya’s UN mission on Tuesday called for an independent investigation into images of an abducted member of the country&
UN human rights experts have called for an independent investigation into the reported mass execution and disappearance of civilians in
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