Palestinian women’s footballer free after 6 days in Israeli detention
Palestinian women's national football team player Rand Halawani has been released from Israeli detention after spending six days in custody,...
Palestinian women's national football team player Rand Halawani has been released from Israeli detention after spending six days in custody,...
Israel's Supreme Court has ruled that members of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) should once again be...
Six Moroccans detained in Somalia have launched a hunger strike, protesting their continued detention despite being acquitted of terrorism charges,...
Egypt has freed blogger Mohamed Ibrahim Radwan, known as Mohamed Oxygen, after more than six years in prison, The New...
More than 30 people were deported to Ghana in 2025 from the US as part of the Western nation's third-country...
The British pro-Palestine commentator Sami Hamdi suggested his detention in the US reflected the country's struggle between meeting domestic needs...
On November 13th, the British and pro-Palestinian political commentator Sami Hamdi returned to the United Kingdom after being held in...
In Iraq, six local officials have been detained and public employees have been suspended following a fire in a shopping...
Morocco observed a substantial decline in pretrial detention rates on July 9th, hitting an all-time low in national judicial history,...
The US administration under President Donald Trump is preparing to transfer thousands of unauthorised migrants to the Guantanamo Bay naval...
The UN has raised alarms over the wave of arbitrary arrests in Libya, marking a departure from its strict line...
Algeria has terminated France’s ability to deport illegal migrants without a passport back to Algeria in a move likely to...
Algeria has reportedly suspended all consular cooperation and services in southern France, particularly Nice, Marseille and Montpellier, according to Middle...
On September 9, a judge ruled that Lebanon’s former central bank governor, Riad Salameh, would remain in detention as part...