Egypt is sending mix signals on its human rights records. Some in Cairo’s political system are trying hard to project...
Government abuse Bound
Sahel: Wagner Group and Mali army engaging in mass murder and forced displacement of northern populations
The Wagner Group is wracking havoc in northern Mali, with actions that hint on ongoing efforts to depopulate the...
Moroccan authorities destroy homes without warning or relocation offers ($)
In a series of surprise operations, coastal communities in Morocco have been experiencing the forceful destruction of...
Egypt makes a mockery of justice: it keeps social media influencers in prison, despite acquittal
Libya: Growing pressure on Tripoli-based government over mass graves
Human Rights Watch appealed Thursday to Libya's internationally recognised government to launch an investigation aimed...
Jailed Algerian pro-democracy activists in hospital amid hunger strike
Three Algerian activists awaiting trial in prison were rushed to hospital Tuesday, 10 days after they began a hunger...
Egypt: How Egypt is tormenting jailed journalists
A freelance Egyptian journalist who worked for pan-Arab news channel Al Jazeera and was arrested on false news and...
Algeria: Walid Kechida gets three years in prison for political satire
Egypt: Anger in Rome after Egypt cleared policemen in Giulio Regeni murder case
Algeria and Morocco continue to repress journalists and rights activists
Algeria: Journalist Abdelkrim Zeghileche faces heightened judicial harassment
An Algerian journalist was released from prison Wednesday only to return directly to court for hearings in two other...
Egypt: Religious minorities vulnerable as court acquits men who attacked Christian woman
Egypt’s collective punishment of inmates
Human Rights Watch accused Egypt Thursday of imposing punitive conditions on hundreds of inmates at one of its most...
Libya: 18 foreign fishermen released from warlord Haftar’s prisons
Eighteen fishermen including eight Sicilians who were held in Libya for more than three months have been freed,...
Egypt and Italy appear to abandon the pursuit of truth in murder of Guilio Regeni in Egypt
Egypt is to "temporarily close" its investigation into the murder in Cairo of Italian student Guilio Regeni, for which...
Egypt arrests photographer because he took this photo of Salma al-Shimi
Egyptian police have detained a photographer for disrespect after he shot images of a dancer in ancient costume at the...
Sahel: 42 human rights demonstrators arrests in Nouakchott
Podcast: Tunisia faces a chaotic situation, as economic woes could derail political progress
Transcript Tunisia is a boiling cauldron. It is certain that the Covid-19 epidemic is having a drastic...
Tunisia is still using repressive laws to punish freedom of speech
Egypt on a killing spree: 49 people executed by the government in 10 days
Libya: Another rogue official arrested in Libya for human trafficking
Algeria: Islamo-conservatives on the attack, unite in their disdain for minority languages and secularism
Finally Egypt does the right thing: it released journalist Basma Mostafa
Egypt's prosecutor-general has ordered the release of a journalist days after she was arrested in the country's south,...
Egypt arrests journalist Basma Mostafa just for reporting on anti-Sisi protests
Egypt: More death sentences in Egypt over murder of police agents
Tunisia: President Kais Saied shows his real self, backs use of death-by-hanging in murder cases
Egypt: At least one protester killed by police in south of Cairo
Algeria intensifies judicial harassment of Hirak activists
Libya: Amnesty Intl catalogs horrific abuses on migrants in Libya
Algeria: United Nations independent experts pressuring Algeria to release wrongly jailed journalist
Algeria: Government-controlled court sentences journalist Drareni to two years in prison
Libya: Police in Al-Marj open fire on civilians who were protesting economic despair
The Algerian regime does it again: it blocks Internet access for the whole country to secure a pointless high-school exam
Sahel: Chad regime targets newspapers with forced closure
Egypt’s brutal and punitive judicial system
Algeria: Two political prisoners go on hunger strike
Libya’s GNA fires Interior and Defense Ministers after violence against protesters
The Algerian regime now sends poets to prison
Algeria’s repressive courts sentence journalist Abdelkrim Zeghileche to prison on bogus charges
Egypt: Another senior opposition figure dies in Egyptian prison
Mali security forces used excessive force against protesters
Generalized repression in the Arab world
