Tag: Human rights
Quran desecrer Salwan Momika arrested in Sweden and under threat of deportation
He triggered a wave of indignation in the Muslim world by burning copies of the Koran in Sweden in the summer of 2023. Salwan Momika, an Iraqi refugee, was arrested…
France condemned for welcoming harkis by the European Court of Human Rights
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) condemned France this Thursday April 4 for the living conditions “ not compatible with respect for human dignity » harkis in the camps…
persecution of Bahais is a ‘crime against humanity’, says HRW
The human rights organization believes that the country’s largest non-Muslim minority has been subjected to decades of systematic persecution. 3 mins The organization Human Rights Watch (HRW) said on Monday…
Radio Free Asia closes its Hong Kong office
In Hong Kong, the radio station, funded by the American government, Radio Free Asia has just announced that it is closing its offices and leaving the city, following the entry…
voices are raised to demand respect for the provisions of the Constitution
Several civil society organizations (CSOs) are calling on the transitional power in Burkina Faso. In a statement dated March 27, 2024, they called on President Traoré’s regime to respect all…
Cameroonian student Christian Kwongang reappears ten days after his disappearance
Christian Kwongang, a Cameroonian student in Tunis, resurfaced on Thursday March 28. On the day of his disappearance, the young man went to a police station in Tunis to renew…
Amnesty International warns of persistent threats to human rights
Human rights violations will “ continue “, or even get worse, in El Salvador with the new mandate of President Nayib Bukele if the state of emergency is maintained to…
Julian Assange’s supporters denounce his persecution before the Royal Court of Justice
Julian Assange will not be extradited to the United States, or at least not right away. The founder of Wikileaks is being prosecuted across the Atlantic for having published confidential…
rally in Paris for the release of nationals detained in Iran
Four French people are still arbitrarily detained in Iran. Their relatives organized a gathering this Saturday, March 23, at Place de la République, in Paris. It was not only an…
“Acts of torture against Sylvia and Noureddin Bongo,” says one of their lawyers
Former Gabonese President Ali Bongo, his wife Sylvia and three of their children are calling on a UN working group to recognize their “ arbitrary detention » after the coup…