A draft law on the work of civil society organizations contains severe restrictions that, if passed, would threaten the continuity of the work of these independent organizations in Tunisia and...
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Death Penalty in Saudi Arabia
During May 2023, the Saudi Human Rights Commission confirmed in a letter to Amnesty International that the application of the death penalty against juveniles for censure crimes has been...
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Iraq Plans to Raise Gas Production
Steps and measures taken by the current Iraqi government are encouraging, albeit relatively, the latest of which was the statements issued by the Minister of Oil stating that the ministry...
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Drought Crisis and Oil Investment Companies
Investment companies in the field of oil cause the exacerbation of the drought crisis because they use water heavily in oil extraction operations by injecting oil fields with large quantities...
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Attacks Against Women on the Rise in Iran
Iranian authorities are tightening their penalties against women and girls who demand their human rights to freedom of expression of religion and belief and physical independence, after the...
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Libya and the Repression of Critics of those who Caused the Disaster of the Flood
Instead of focusing on facilitating humanitarian aid access to all affected communities, the Libyan Armed Forces are once again resorting to their polished repressive mechanisms to silence...
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A Big Mistake Repeated by the European Union in Tunisia
Once the success story of the Arab Spring demonstrations and a former hub for human rights defenders from across North Africa, people in Tunisia, including asylum seekers, refugees, migrants and...
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