All posts tagged "human rights"

Shocking reports have revealed that 250 girls in Iraq have been “executed” by ISIS for “refusing to...

At least 17 people have been arrested in Downtown Cairo during late night and early morning raids....

Following a long drawn-out legal process surrounding the issue of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Egypt receiving foreign...

The European Union (EU) and partners launched last week a project seeking to enhance the inclusiveness of Persons with Disabilities (PwDs)...

A low-ranking Egyptian policeman who killed a 24-year-old driver in a case that captured nationwide attention has...

Egyptian police say they found murdered student Giulio Regeni’s personal belongings in a “gang member’s” apartment while...

A number of international human rights organizations issued statements on Wednesday harshly criticizing the renewed uptick in...

A New Cairo court upheld the release of Egyptian high school student Mahmoud Mohamed Hussein, popularly known as...

Cairo Criminal Court released Egyptian high school student Mahmoud Mohamed Hussein from pre-trial detention after more than two...

Egypt’s decision to reopen a legal case against non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that dates back to 2011 has...

The European Union’s parliament passed a non-binding resolution decrying the “high level of repression” and the “deeply...

Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism hosted a memorial service on Saturday for Giulio Regeni, an Italian PhD student...

While open-air migrant camps in Greece or France have attracted much media attention lately, less prominent in...

Despite scathing criticism from human rights groups regarding the increasing level of state repression against domestic opposition...

Recently news outlets across the globe reported that a four-year-old has been sentenced to life in prison on...

Dozens of students and professors participated in a demonstration to show solidarity with late Italian student Giulio...

Following the arrest of at least 19 Alexandrian young men in their homes by security forces on...