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Category: Middle East & North Africa

Israel’s ‘Vaccine Apartheid’

Amongst the tragedies resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic is the manner in which the disease has exacerbated the already deteriorating … More

covid, covidvaccine, israel, israelpalestineconflict, palestine

Education: The fundamental right under fire

by Elena Kluzer Nelson Mandela once said: “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the … More

Saudi Arabia: Error 404 freedom of speech not found

By Athina Tsalikidou  Can you imagine being imprisoned for exercising your right to freedom of expression? Neither can I. This … More

Journal: March 2019

Hitting Rock Bottom: Children and Torture in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq

TOMMASO MORO A 2017 report released by international watchdog Human Rights Watch (HRW) describes the worrying practices carried out by … More

children's rights, illegal detention, ISIS, torture

There is No Honour in Honour-Based Abuse

ELLEN CHAN From 2014 to 2016, the Iranian and Kurdish Women’s Rights Organisation revealed 3,546 reports of forced marriage[1]. In … More

children's rights, domestic abuse, forced marriage, modern slavery, slavery

Human Rights Abuses in Yemen

NICOLA ROTHGIESSER  The war in Yemen goes relatively unreported in a news cycle constantly spewing updates on Brexit and Trump. … More

child soldiers, civil war, clean water, disease, famine, freedom of expression, health, illegal detention, refugees, sanitation, torture, war crimes, yemen

Too Young to Fight: Children in Al-Shabaab’s Ranks

TOMMASO MORO The mandate of the Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict was created by the General Assembly of … More

al-shabaab, child soldiers, children's rights, sexual violence, terrorism

The Path to “Safety” is Littered with Sexual Violence

SURABHI VANALIA  By the end of 2017, there were 68.5 million forcibly displaced people in the world, including 25.4 million refugees.[1] … More

migration, refugees, rohingya, sex crimes, sex trafficking, sexual torture, sexual violence, women's rights

Slaves But Not Refugees? Echoes of Afro-Pessimism And A ‘Tiers Mondiste’ Response

MANSHA MOHEE  In November last year, a CNN investigation unveiled slave markets auctioning African migrants in one of the North … More

asylum, immigration, migration, refugees, twail

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