Pakistan and Egypt urge continued flow of aid into Gaza
Pakistan and Egypt have issued a joined condemnation of Israel’s relentless pogrom in Gaza, urging the international community to ensure...
Human rights
Ex-prime minister of Chad kidnapped by security forces
Armed security forces kidnapped Succes Masra, the ex-prime minister of Chad and opposition leader, on the morning of May 16th,...
British-Egyptian activist’s mother continues extreme hunger strike
Laila Soueif, the mother of jailed British-Egyptian writer and human rights activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah, announced on May 20th that...
Gaza: 14,000 babies on the brink of death, UN warns.
A senior United Nations official issued a stark warning on May 20th, stating that as many as 14,000 babies in...
Western allies warn Israel of sanctions over Gaza
In a rare show of unified resolve, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, French President Emmanuel Macron, and Canadian Prime Minister...
Libya gripped by unrest as 58 bodies found amid militia clashes
Authorities have discovered fifty-eight bodies stored in a mortuary refrigerator at a hospital in Tripoli, which had been controlled by...
Israel will allow limited food into Gaza amid military push
Israel will allow limited food shipments into Gaza as part of a slight easing of its blockade, Prime Minister Benjamin...
Children trafficked and abused in South African illegal mines
A child trafficking and sexual abuse crisis is unfolding in South Africa's illegal mines as children are systematically exploited by...
Rwandan refugees who fled 1994 genocide return from Congo
Rwandan refugees who had been living in the Democratic Republic of the Congo since fleeing the 1994 genocide were finally...
Press freedom crumbles in North Africa
Tunisia, once the beacon of Arab Spring democracy, has plummeted 30 places in global press freedom rankings as North African...
Sudan extends opening of Adré border for aid to Darfur
Responding to international scorn, the Sudanese government has extended the opening of the Adré border crossing with Chad for another...
Tunisia’s democracy faces breaking point
The future of Tunisian democracy hangs in the balance after former Prime Minister Ali Laarayedh was sentenced to 34 years...
Three children dead as Libya remains key crossing for migrants
Three people have died in a sea crossing attempt from Libya to Italy, with two of the deaths being children...
Burkina Faso accused of mass killing by Human Rights Watch
The Burkina Faso government and military have been accused by Human Rights Watch of the mass killing of at least...
Mali: UN experts condemn political party suppression
Experts within the UN have voiced concerns at the deteriorating rights situation in Mali in reaction to the latest moves...
