UN investigates mass graves at Tunisia-Libya borderÂ
The U.N human rights chief has called for an investigation in the desert along the Libya-Tunisia border following reports of...
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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,...
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...
Raging with the regime: Tunisians protest foreign interference
Despite the liberty crackdowns, waves of arrests, and Tunisia’s flagging economy, diehard supporters of President Saied’s regime may see him...
Saudi message for Moroccan King cements relations
As Morocco steps up its Saudi relations and flirts with autocracy, the country may well assume the same human rights...
The UK’s $1 million migrant deal with Libya
The UK has pledged to give Libya $1.2 million to counter African immigration to Europe, according to The National. Libya’s...
Tunisia: Migrants face appalling conditions, despite EU funding
Migrants in Tunisia endure dreadful conditions that may be fueled by EU funding, according to MEMO and agencies. Inside the...
Amnesty International slams Libyan police abuse
Amnesty International, a human rights organisation, demands the Tripoli-based Internal Security Agency to end their brutal campaign. Amnesty International says...
Muslim Brotherhood leader’s arrest extended by Tunisian regime
Opposition leader to the Tunisian government's regime, Rachad Ghannouchi faces an extended arrest, according to Asharq al-Aswat and agencies. Ghannouchi...
Algeria charges separatist group for “plotting with Israel”
An Algerian court charges members of a separatist self-determination group for "plotting with Israel", according to The New Arab. On...
