Keywords: Human Rights


Leaked documents reveal deportation of more than 100 migrants to eight African countries

Leaked U.S. government documents have shed new light on the Trump administration's use of third-country deportation arrangements, showing that more than 100 migrants were transferred to eight African countries over a period of roughly ten days. According to the documents, three deportation flights......

Sebta: Pedro Sánchez Dismisses Morocco's Involvement and Calls for Cooperation

As Sebta continues to face the consequences of a significant influx of migrants that occurred at the end of July, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has rejected any responsibility of Moroccan authorities in this crisis. The socialist leader also denounces the circulation of rumors and false information,......

Belarus: Washington Hopes to Secure the Release of Hundreds of Political Prisoners in September

The United States aims to accelerate its diplomatic efforts with Minsk. American envoy John Coale expresses hope to secure the release of several hundred additional political prisoners during a new visit to Belarus planned in the coming weeks. This initiative would extend previous negotiations that have......

Moroccan rights group criticizes migration agency over return assistance offered in Ceuta

A branch of the Moroccan Association for Human Rights in Nador has criticized the International Organization for Migration (IOM) over its activities involving migrants and asylum seekers in Ceuta, following reports that some migrants were offered assistance to return to their countries of origin. According......

Israel: Itamar Ben Gvir Advocates for Stricter Conditions for Palestinian Prisoners

As the legislative elections approach, Israeli Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, is adopting a hardline policy towards Palestinian detainees. A video released by the far-right official shows a female prisoner describing particularly harsh detention conditions, which the minister presents......

Tunisia: Kais Saied denounces 'premeditated' acts behind water and electricity cuts

The increasing frequency of water and electricity cuts in Tunisia, amid extreme heat, is taking on a political dimension. President Kais Saied stated that some disruptions observed in several regions were not solely due to technical failures, suggesting deliberate actions aimed at escalating tensions......

Abderrahim Fakir Case: Initial Cardiac Exams Rule Out Pre-existing Conditions

The forensic investigation into the death of Abderrahim Fakir continues in Italy with new elements that could help clarify the circumstances of the tragedy. The initial examinations conducted on the heart of the 42-year-old Moroccan, who died on July 19 in Bologna during his arrest, found no pre-existing......

Shein Targets $1.8 Billion in Hong Kong Despite Xinjiang Controversies

Shein's IPO in Hong Kong has reached a critical milestone. While the ultra-fast fashion giant continues to face criticism over its social and environmental practices, the order book for the operation is reportedly already fully covered by investor demand. This momentum comes at a time when an American......

UN report highlights two Moroccan human rights initiatives as global best practices

Two initiatives led by Morocco’s National Human Rights Council have been highlighted in a report by UN Secretary-General António Guterres as examples of good practices adopted by national human rights institutions around the world. The report is scheduled to be presented during the 63rd......