Morocco suffers EU blow by court ruling over Western Sahara
Frosty relations between Morocco and the European Union have tumbled again due to a legal ruling, possibly pushing Rabat to...
Human rights
Gaza: Activists set sail to defy Israel’s blockade
Among the heat of war that rages throughout Gaza, peace activists from several countries are preparing to defy an Israel...
Morocco king frees imprisoned journalists and intellectuals
Three journalists and an intellectual were pardoned and released from prison on July 29 by King Mohammed VI, reports AFP. Known...
Libya discovers mass grave with unidentified bodies
Hopes for a breakthrough to Libya's political stalemate saw a set back with the recent discovery of a number of...
Tunisia: Opposition party leader arrested ahead of elections
A leader of the opposition party in Tunisia was arrested on July 13th, according to a statement released by the...
UN investigates mass graves at Tunisia-Libya border
The U.N human rights chief has called for an investigation in the desert along the Libya-Tunisia border following reports of...
Algeria: 2 more journalists arrested in crackdown on dissent
While Algeria prepares for a presidential election in September of this year, the crackdown on freedom of expression comes harsher...
Morocco sends new medical aid shipment to Gaza
In Morocco’s latest show of solidarity with the Palestinian people, the kingdom has sent its second aid shipment of 2023...
Gaza: 17 killed as Rafah invasion deepens
The ongoing war between Israel and Hamas that rages through Gaza continues to claim innocent lives as at least 17...
Algeria: Water crisis continues to vex Tebboune
Protesters took to the streets for the second day on June 17th in Algeria’s northern Tiaret region, social media reports...
Israel, Hamas, and Sudan join UN child-harming blacklist
The suffering of the innocent has hardly left global media as warfare and corruption run rife throughout the Arab world,...
UN slams Israel for Gaza war crimes – report
A UN inquiry has found crimes against humanity to have been perpetrated in Gaza, as the war rolls into its...
Tunisians rally against government media crackdowns
Across Africa’s Maghreb region media crackdowns have become a common occurrence as leaders - or more accurately dictators – succumb...
43 cases of censorship and Morocco’s rise of repression
As Morocco’s chief of police continues to control the country’s governance and excessive repression of press freedoms, there appears to...
Algeria plays God, demands halt to Rafah offensive
With no diplomatic ties or obligations to Israel, Algeria, a hypocritical and fierce critic of genocide has again demanded that...
