- 8 September, 2024
The war in Syria is not over
According to Syrian civilian sources, an explosion near a bus station in Al-Bab City, 40 kilometers from Aleppo, killed 21 people and injured 96 others.
Does Argentina Have Hope For Legalised Abortion?
Argentina’s youthful activists including media are all in for legalized abortion. More than 1000 public figures, writers, journalists and artists have added their names to
Qatari rights abuse: Wife of imprisoned Qatari Royal urges UN to intervene in her husband’s “torturous” detention
Asma Arian, wife of imprisoned Qatari Royal, Sheikh Talal bin Abdulaziz Al Thani, in a distress call to the United Nations Human Rights Council, urged
Qatar forcibly deports Yemeni woman and her baby
In a video on Twitter, a woman accused the Qatari government of trying to forcibly return her and her child to her home country of
Repression against journalists continues in Algeria
Algeria condemned to three-year prison a well-known Algerian journalist for reporting on anti-government demonstrations. Local activists and international organizations of Human Rights defenders repeatedly denounced
Turkey is recruiting Syrian children to fight in Libya
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has revealed details of Turkey’s recruitment of Syrian children to send them to fight in Libya alongside forces affiliated to the Tripoli-based Government…
Afghanistan women: A country but no sense of belonging
On Wednesday, Amnesty International exposed how Qatar expelled migrant workers from the country using corona crisis as an excuse. The twenty detainees, interviewed by the
Satellite images reveal Iran’s massive graves built for coronavirus victims
Iran is the third worst hit nations with coronavirus outbreak after China and Italy. The Islamic Republic has so far reported about 10,075 confirmed coronavirus