July 20, 2021 Palestinian Authority Tightens … Broad opinion is that Abbas is desperately trying to cling to power amid waning popularity.
July 6, 2021 Raisi Brings Promise for … The idea of a ‘resistance economy’ is popular among Iran’s conservative …
May 31, 2021 The Decline of Journalism … Freedom of Journalism has deteriorated massively in Arab countries.
Bestowed with Impunity, Israel Scorches Gaza Published on May 18, 2021 World leaders are citing Israel’s right to self-defence to justify its indiscriminate killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza. In this article: Israel - Palestine | Human Rights - Palestinian-Israeli Conflict
US Counter-Terrorism Operations in Yemen Have Caused Significant Civilian Harm Published on May 17, 2021 Twenty years of counter-terrorism operations by US forces in Yemen have caused significant civilian harm, reports human rights NGO Mwatana. In this article: Yemen | Defence and Security - Human Rights - International Affairs - Politics - United States of America - War in Yemen
Clubhouse — a double-edged tool in the Middle East Published on March 16, 2021 Across the Middle East, people are flocking to participate in rooms covering all-manner of topics, including entrepreneurship, culture and politics. It was … In this article: Human Rights - Social Justice - Society
The US is yet to Toughen its Stance on Human Rights in Egypt Published on March 11, 2021 While aid to Egypt has been consistently withheld in the past, this is the first time the US State Department cannot exercise a waiver option in the interests … In this article: Egypt | Human Rights
Concentration Camp Guides, the Far Right, and Islam: Europe Frays at the Edges Published on March 9, 2021 Fault lines in Europe are likely to fuel polarization if left unaddressed. In this article: European Union - Human Rights - International Affairs - Religion
The Surrealism of the Syrian Fear Published on March 5, 2021 The Syrian revolution vanished early because fear lurked inside the Syrian entity. In this article: Syria | Blogs - Culture - Human Rights - Politics - Social Justice
Muslim scholar: Human rights policy needs to focus on religious scholars, not just activists Published on February 25, 2021 The Western world don’t go out of its way to protect Muslim democrats. James Dorsey discusses in this article the case of Sheikh Salman al Oudeh. In this article: Saudi Arabia | Human Rights - Politics - Religion
‘Welcoming’ European welfare states are forcing refugees through mazes of harmful rules Published on February 18, 2021 Many refugees experience welfare state interventions as hindering or delaying their ability to settle in new places. In this article: European Union - Human Rights - International Affairs - Politics - Refugees
ICC Ruling on Palestine Tests the International Order Published on February 11, 2021 Israel has already declared it would not cooperate with the ICC Prosecutor. However, an ICC investigation could prove embarrassing to countries allied with … In this article: Israel - Palestine | Human Rights - International Affairs - Opinion - Palestinian-Israeli Conflict
Loujain al-Hathloul, The Brave Face of Resistance in Saudi Arabia Published on February 11, 2021 Loujain al-Hathloul is a brave young woman who believes in change and rights to all. Which is perceived by the authorities of Saudi Arabia as an act of … In this article: Saudi Arabia | Faces - Human Rights - Politics - Social Justice - Women
Syrians Leave Notorious Al Hol but the Camp Is Still a Hotbed of Extremism Published on February 2, 2021 After rampant military operations in the region, it has become overcrowded with around 62,000 residents despite its capacity of 20,000. In this article: Syria | Extremism - Human Rights - Refugees - Social Justice
In Jordan, Both Citizens and Refugees are Included in the Covid-19 Vaccine Plan Published on January 27, 2021 Jordan, along with Turkey and Lebanon, have hosted more than its fair share of refugees, the Syrians accounted for more than 10% of Jordan’s population, … In this article: Jordan | Health - Human Rights - Refugees
Darkness at its peak: Children Tend to Commit Suicide in Tunisia Published on January 21, 2021 A growing number of children in Tunisia tends to commit suicide. A new blog written by Hakim Marzouki to tackle this critical issue. In this article: Tunisia | Blogs - Health - Human Rights - Society - Youth
Child Labor: Between Individual Needs and Operating Networks Published on January 14, 2021 Syrian and Yemeni children are exposed to the worst forms of child labor. In this blog, Nour Abbas explains the role of operating networks in this issue. In this article: Syria | Blogs - Economy - Human Rights - Youth
Sartre’s Existentialism as a Humanistic Ideology Excludes Palestinians Published on December 30, 2020 Jean Paul Sartre denied, with his existentialism, Palestinians right to exist and justified that of Israel. In this article: Israel - Palestine | Blogs - Human Rights - International Affairs - Palestinian-Israeli Conflict - Politics
C190 and MENA: A Long Journey with a Bold Start Published on December 18, 2020 On June 21, 2019, the International Labor Organisation (ILO) adopted the groundbreaking treaty, C190, in its Violence and Harassment Convention. It is the first … In this article: Lebanon | Economy - Human Rights - Population - Social Justice
In Iran, Violence Against Women Becomes a Public Matter Published on December 15, 2020 Although flawed and incomplete, the draft bill aiming at better protecting women against domestic and other forms of violence shows the new commitment of the … In this article: Iran | Human Rights
