- 21 November, 2024
UN’s High Commissioner Allegedly Removed Israel’s Violations Against Palestinians’ Human Rights
The UN’s High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk is under fire for allegedly removing examples of rights abuses by Israel of the Palestinian people.
EXCLUSIVE: decisive days for Tunisia, Islamists ignite the media against President Kais Saied
“Kais Saied is slowly trying to break through the wall of corruption, silence, and malfeasance built over the last ten years,” women’s rights activist tells The Arab Post.
Israel launches airstrikes on Iranian-backed militants near Abukamal
According to Syria’s new agency, Israel has carried out large-scale airstrikes in the Abukamal areas on the Syrian-Iraqi border. The Israeli airstrikes targeted several areas
Israeli warplanes strike Iranian bases in Syria –Masyaf City
Israeli aircraft have struck strategic city of Masyaf in Hama province where Syrian government forces and Iran backed militant groups have bases. The Israeli Jets
The European Court of Human Rights has ordered turkey the unconditional release of Demirtas
The European Court of Human Rights has ordered Turkey to release Kurdish opposition politician Selahattin Demirtaş, who has been detained by the Turkish government for
Rights activists condemn Turkey’s new bill, which proposes Big Brother-type surveillance
Human rights activists strongly condemned the new bill introduced by the Turkish government, which the rights defenders said would lead to Big Brother-type surveillance, threatening
No one can insult Erdogan, not in Turkey
Of late Turkey has made frequent headlines with respect to its stamping down on freedom to speech and expression. Many journalists, activities and political leaders
Erdogan adopts overtly anti-Kurdish stand, despite denying the same
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s overtly repressive policies towards the country’s Kurdish community could cost him peace and stability not only within Turkey but also
Australian women who faced ‘sexual assault’ at Qatar airport still waiting for an apology
Women travellers from Australia, who were forcefully pushed into intimate medical-checkup, are still awaiting individual apologies from Qatar airways and Qatari government for their gross
Qatar Airways scandal: World still awaits answer for disrespecting women
Early last month, Doha airport authorities conducted an impudent strip-search of women travellers and forced them for medical check-up. Qatar Airways authorities were quick to