Tag: Human rights
girls are still not allowed to study at university
This Monday, March 6, the boys resumed classes in Afghan universities after the long winter break. The girls, to their dismay, are still not allowed to study by the Taliban…
Nobel Peace Prize 2022 co-winner Ales Bialiatski sentenced to 10 years in prison
This Friday, March 3, a Minsk court sentenced activist Ales Bialiatski, co-winner of the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize and key figure in the democratic movement in this country, to ten…
the study of a law on “foreign agents” makes NGOs fear a “russification”
In the former Soviet republic of Georgia, the parliament is currently considering a bill on ” foreign officials “. A project baptized by opponents and civil society as ” russian…
legal victory for an association defending the rights of LGBT+ people
On Friday, February 24, the Supreme Court of Kenya ruled that the authorities had shown discrimination by preventing an association defending the rights of LGBT+ people from registering as an…
defenders of Ukraine lonely in the face of the neutrality displayed by their country
In South Africa, defenders of the Ukrainian cause are struggling to mobilize in the face of the neutrality displayed by their government in the face of the war launched by…
back to a deadly day in Nablus
More than sixty Palestinians killed by the Israeli army – or by Jewish settlers – since the beginning of the year, in the occupied West Bank. A macabre assessment, which…
HRW denounces the online targeting of LGBT people in the Middle East and North Africa
Government officials in Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon and Tunisia are targeting LGBT people by exploiting their social media data. This is what the NGO Human Rights Watch denounces, in a…
the leaders of the Maison de la presse intend to file a complaint after its ransacking
In Mali, the leaders of the Bamako Press House intend to file a complaint against X after its ransacking on February 20, 2023, in the midst of the launch of…
Nigerian Senator Ike Ekweremadu in court for organ trafficking
For three weeks, British justice has held the trial of a Nigerian senator. Ike Ekweremadu is accused of organ trafficking: he allegedly brought a young man from Nigeria to London…
mysterious disappearance of the businessman Bao Fan, figure of the tech
In China, a businessman has not given any news for a few days. And not just anyone, since it is Bao Fan, founder of China Renaissance, a major private investment…