Hager H

Former AFP Cairo, HRW MENA - شمال أفارقة الحركة بركة

[Hager H @_harboucha]

Quelqu’un peut dire à @GDarmanin qu’il faut se taire maintenant ?

[Committee to Protect Journalists @pressfreedom]

More journalists and media workers were killed in 2025 than in any other year since CPJ began collecting data more than three decades ago. At least 129 journalists and media workers were killed, two-thirds of them by Israel.

Read CPJ’s #2025KilledReport: https://t.co/MGuI52CrV6

[Antton Rouget @AnttonRouget]

Dans le détail : 15 % des 4144 foyers les plus riches — dotés d’un patrimoine immobilier supérieur à 7,3 millions € — ne paient aucun impôt sur le revenu. La note fait même état d’un foyer qui ne paie pas malgré un patrimoine immobilier de… 142 millions €, selon @lemondefr.👇

[Salsabil Chellali / سلسبيل شلالي @SaChellali]

The arrest of Ayachi Hammami, a prominent human rights lawyer, was the latest sign of #Tunisia’s backsliding into authoritarianism. “He wasn’t punished for any crime, but for standing up against oppression and defending human rights.” @AhmedBenchemsi @hrw
https://t.co/DXj8GoUHvV

[Fania Noël🇭🇹 @FaniaMakaya]

Parce que Delulu c'est pas tjrs la solulu. Ma dernière chronique à lire sur Politis. #zohranfornyc

https://t.co/STVA8N3HVU

[Karl Sharro @KarlreMarks]

I'm surprised to learn this week that French and British museums consider theft wrong

[Hager H @_harboucha]

@Wentiya Ame(e)n

[Melodies & Masterpieces @SVG__Collection]

Three albums. Three eras. Infinite influence.

D’Angelo, we will miss you…

[Bassam Khawaja @Bassam_Khawaja]

A Tunisian court sentenced a man to death last week for peaceful Facebook posts. He received a presidential pardon this week following widespread outrage, but this is an unprecedented sentence for nonviolent expression in Tunisia. https://t.co/NPn8ERWj7L

[Mosab Abu Toha @MosabAbuToha]

I’m sorry, but I need to say this.

It’s deeply upsetting that so few people are talking about the Palestinian detainees who are occasionally released by Israel. This is a photo of one of them, released just five days ago after being held for months.

These individuals have endured unimaginable conditions. Many lost family members while detained. Some only learned upon their release that their loved ones had been killed.

Why aren’t their stories followed closely? Why aren’t their names, faces, and voices being shared?

There’s absolutely nothing wrong with amplifying the abduction and release of activists, whether they’re detained for hours or days. But why does that same energy vanish when it comes to Palestinians?

We know the answer. Their arrests, abuse, and even deaths have been normalized to the point of invisibility. Even when we do share their stories, they barely gain traction.

It’s heartbreaking and frustrating to see so many, including large accounts that built followings through Gaza advocacy, remain silent on this. You’re missing the point.

[inkyfada | إنكفاضة @inkyfada]

#Communiqué | Arrestation et détention du photojournaliste Yassine Gaidi (@YassineGaidi)
Inkyfada exprime sa plus vive inquiétude et sa profonde indignation face à la détention arbitraire et aux violences subies par le photojournaliste tunisien Yassine Gaidi, collaborateur régulier de notre rédaction et membre du bureau exécutif du Syndicat national des journalistes tunisiens (SNJT).
Yassine Gaidi a été arrêté dans la nuit du 1er octobre 2025, alors qu’il couvrait la flottille humanitaire “Global Sumud Flotilla”, mission internationale civile destinée à briser le blocus imposé à Gaza. Le navire a été intercepté dans les eaux internationales, à environ 70 milles nautiques des côtes de Gaza, avant que Yassine ne soit transféré vers le centre de détention de Ketziot (Ansar III), dans le désert du Néguev.
Selon les informations confirmées par le Syndicat national des journalistes tunisiens, notre collègue a été sauvagement battu et soumis à des actes de torture et de maltraitance au sein des prisons de l’occupation. Ces actes constituent une violation flagrante du droit international humanitaire, des conventions de Genève et des principes fondamentaux de la liberté de la presse.
Inkyfada condamne avec la plus grande fermeté cette agression barbare visant un journaliste dans l’exercice de son devoir professionnel, et dénonce la politique systématique d’intimidation, de persécution et de brutalisation des journalistes couvrant la situation en Palestine.
Nous appelons à la libération immédiate et inconditionnelle de Yassine Gaidi, ainsi que de tous·tes les journalistes et participant·es à la flottille actuellement détenu·es. Nous exprimons également notre solidarité absolue avec les journalistes et les prisonnier·ères palestinien·nes soumis·es à des traitements inhumains dans les geôles de l’occupation.
Enfin, Inkyfada appelle le gouvernement tunisien et le ministère des Affaires étrangères à assumer pleinement leurs responsabilités diplomatiques et politiques pour garantir la protection et la libération rapide de Yassine Gaidi. Il est impératif que les autorités tunisiennes mobilisent tous les canaux diplomatiques et juridiques disponibles, en coordination avec les organisations internationales et les pays partenaires, afin de mettre fin à cette détention illégale et d’assurer la sécurité de notre collègue.
Liberté pour Yassine Gaidi.
Liberté pour tous·tes les journalistes détenu·es.
#GlobalSumudFilotilla

[Human Rights Watch @hrw]

Country-wide protests initiated by the youth group GenZ212 have gripped Morocco, as protesters criticize the government over corruption and spending.

Morocco’s government should hear protestors’ demands. Learn more ⤵️

[Ahmed Benchemsi @AhmedBenchemsi]

#Morocco spends 2.3 of its GDP in healthcare, less than half the international standard. Don't look further for what caused all this.

[Dr. Omar Suleiman @omarsuleiman]

25 years ago today, the world watched Jamal al-Durrah try to protect his 12-year-old son Muhammad from being shot and killed as he tried to hide by his side. Muhammad was killed a few minutes later. 25 years later, a Muhammad Al-Durrah is killed every 45 minutes.

[Physicians for Human Rights Israel (PHRI) @PHRIsrael]

During our successfully conducted visit today to Dr. Husam Abu Safiya, director of Kamal Adwan Hospital, who was arrested in December 2024 and remains incarcerated in Israel, a serious and alarming picture emerged.

Since his arrest, Dr. Abu Safiya has lost approximately 25 kilograms. He suffers from serious scabies and heart problems but is not receiving any medical treatment. It became clear during the visit that Dr. Abu Safiya has not been brought before a judge, investigated, or given any information about the reason for his arrest since March.

[Agence France-Presse @afpfr]

⚖️ Procès libyen: Nicolas Sarkozy est condamné à 5 ans de prison ferme avec mandat de dépôt différé.

[Emma Fourreau @emma_frr]

Les explosions continuent sur la flottille.

[Kieran Andrieu @kieran_andrieu]

BREAKING

We just heard a loud explosion on the Global Sumud Flotilla.

We were already on high alert, with life jackets at the ready, after a drone reportedly dropped something on to another boat.

Boats are reporting a "communications jam" interfering with their radios, although this has not been verified.

It comes after more than a dozen drones were seen flying low over Alma earlier in the night.

Alma is sailing under a British flag and it is therefore the duty of the British government to protect her.

[Mona Seif @Monasosh]

علاء عالأسفلت @alaa
Alaa is home
💙💙💙

[Hager H @_harboucha]

Best news since 12/8/2024!
العقبة لكل المساجين السياسيين في مصر و في تونس و في العالم كله

[Mai El-Sadany @maitelsadany]

HUGE HUGE NEWS FROM EGYPT!!

Egyptian President Sisi has issued a presidential pardon for activist and blogger @Alaa Abdel Fattah.

[Hind Khoudary @Hind_Gaza]

اليوم شفت ناس بينصبوا خيمهم في مكب النفايات عشان مش لاقين وسع.