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Organizations condemn Mada Masr shutdown, stand with editor-in-chief Lina Attalah
Human rights and media organizations condemn the conviction of Mada Masr editor-in-chief Lina Attalah and the court-ordered shutdown of the independent news outlet, warning of an escalating crackdown on independent journalism in Egypt.
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Tunisia | Article 24 Reform Leaves Questions of Justice Unanswered
HuMENA calls for a review of the situation of detainees and convicted people, data on the amendment’s impact and redress for previous convictions.
Tunisia · Civic Space & Freedoms · Digital Rights & Civic Tech · Inclusive Governance & Justice
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HuMENA condemns the reported torture of Matsada2sh journalists and calls for an independent investigation
HuMENA condemns the torture and ill treatment that journalists of the fact-checking platform Matsada2sh reported to the Supreme State Security Prosecution.
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Tunisia | Court hearings continue for activists arrested after protest in solidarity with detained Sumud Flotilla activists
The Tunis First Instance Court is hearing cases against activists arrested after a solidarity protest in Tunis on 19 September.
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Tunisia | Drop Terrorism and State-Security Charges Against Journalist Zied El Heni, Already Serving a One-Year Sentence
HuMENA is concerned about the terrorism-related and state-security charges brought against Tunisian journalist Zied El Heni.
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Tunisia | Ensure Mohamed Yousfi’s Defense Rights and Medical Care Pending His Release
HuMENA is deeply concerned about the arrest and pre-trial detention of journalist Mohamed Yousfi, editor-in-chief of Al-Qatiba.
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Palestine | The al-Mughayyir killings demand consequences, not another closed investigation
Two young Palestinians were killed by live fire on 2 September during a settler incursion into al-Mughayyir, northeast of Ramallah.
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Tunisia | HuMENA Condemns Appeal Court Decision Upholding Ghassen Boughdiri’s Seven-Month Sentence in Maersk Case
The Tunis Court of Appeal upheld on 14 August 2026 the seven-month prison sentence against Global Sumud Flotilla organiser Ghassen Boughdiri.
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Lebanon Abolishes the Death Penalty: HuMENA Calls on Countries Across the Region to Move from Moratorium to Abolition
After more than two decades of a de facto moratorium on executions in Lebanon, this step offers a practical pathway for countries that continue to retain the death penalty in law, while HuMENA calls on states that still carry out executions to establish an immediate moratorium as a first step towards abolition. HuMENA for Human […]
Lebanon · Regional (cross-border) · Inclusive Governance & Justice
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Morocco | Following the Postponement of Mourad Habal’s Hearing, HuMENA Calls for His Immediate Release
Following the postponement of activist Mourad Habal’s court hearing in Marrakech from 12 to 19 August, HuMENA calls for his immediate and unconditional release and for the dropping of charges arising solely from his peaceful exercise of freedom of expression. Mourad Habal was arrested on 5 August 2026 in Marrakech by security forces. The same […]
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Tunisia | HuMENA calls for the release of four Global Sumud Flotilla activists amid alarming health and detention conditions
HuMENA expresses its deep concern over the continued pretrial detention of four Tunisian activists associated with the Global Sumud Flotilla: Wael Naouar, Ghassen Henchiri, Ghassen Boughdiri and Nabil Channoufi. They have been held since their arrests on different dates in March 2026, pending an ongoing investigation before the Economic and Financial Judicial Pole. Following the […]
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Algeria | Authorities must implement judicial decision lifting search notice against journalist Saïd Boudour
The Algerian authorities must immediately implement the judicial order requiring the lifting of an outstanding search notice imposed in 2019 against investigative journalist and human rights defender Saïd Boudour in connection to his peaceful exercise of his fundamental rights to expression and assembly, and end the resulting practical restrictions on his freedom of movement which […]
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