#Egypt -Speaking Out: learn about the #HumanRights situation in Egypt, and join in an action for Telford group's focus case, housing rights activist #IbrahimEzzElDin
Wednesday April 21st, 7:30pm
Please get in touch for zoom link
https://t.co/gJ8ZM6wnDv
#Egypt -Speaking Out: learn about the #HumanRights situation in Egypt, and join in an action for Telford group's focus case, housing rights activist #IbrahimEzzElDin
Wednesday April 21st, 7:30pm
Please register for the event at EventBrite https://t.co/UK3vl6WD93
See you there.
In 2020, #women’s rights org. reported an ↗️ in calls for help due to domestic #violence during #Covid19 lockdown in Algeria, Iraq, Jordan, Morocco, Tunisia. Authorities should address discrimination in law & practice & condemn all violence against women https://t.co/58hGPjuY3j
Sahrawi Gdeim Izik prisoner Mohamed Lamine Haddi was force-fed through his nose after 69-days of hunger strike protesting his poor prison conditions. @ChefGov_Ma must end his solitary confinement and investigate his prison conditions.
@Elotmanisaad#HumanRights
Moroccan journalist and government critic Omar Radi today faces trial after nine months in unlawful pre-trial detention, amid grave concerns about the fairness of proceedings https://t.co/RUf1F5x5i3
Egypt: Yesterday's release of dentist Ahmad al-Daydamouny who was arbitrarily detained for 18 months is a relief for his family and those who tirelessly campaigned for his freedom. He should have never been jailed for denouncing the poor working conditions of health workers.
Today @amnesty has announced the leading international human rights expert @AgnesCallamard as the organization's new Secretary General. https://t.co/za9PRuCm3o
#Egypt -Speaking Out: learn about the #HumanRights situation in Egypt, and join in an action for Telford group's focus case, housing rights activist #IbrahimEzzElDin
Wednesday April 21st, 7:30pm
Please get in touch for zoom link
https://t.co/gJ8ZM6wnDv
Amnesty International welcomes the provisional release of prominent Moroccan human rights defender Maati Monjib and urges the Moroccan authorities to drop spurious charges against him and ensure freedom of expression and critical opinions are respected and protected
Algeria's Supreme Court today quashed the two-year prison term of journalist Khaled Drareni for his coverage of Hirak protests and ordered a retrial in his case. Journalism is not a crime. We urge the appeals court to drop all the charges against him #W4R20