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Press release
Justice Denied: Alaa Abdelfatah’s Sentence Ends, But His Freedom Doesn’t Begin
HuMENA for Human Rights and Civic Engagement urgently demands the release of Egyptian-British activist Alaa Abdelfatah, whose unjust imprisonment has been extended despite completing his sentence. Alaa’s mother, Laila Soueif, has begun a hunger strike in protest, refusing to eat until her son is freed. Alaa, a symbol of Egypt’s revolution and ongoing struggle for human rights, […]
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Study
Under Siege: The Shrinking Space for Peaceful Assembly in Tunisia
HuMENA for Human Rights and Civic Engagement has released a new research paper titled “Under Siege: The Shrinking Space for Peaceful Assembly in Tunisia.” This comprehensive study delves into the increasing restrictions on the right to peaceful assembly in Tunisia, particularly following the political shifts after July 25, 2021. The paper draws on extensive desk […]
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Analysis
Weaving Collective Voices: The Impact of Intersectionality in Shaping Peaceful Protests
Intersectionality and the right to freedom of peaceful assembly are more connected than you might think.
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Legal & political analysis
Bahrain’s Death Penalty Cases: Judicial Complicity in Human Rights Violations
Trigger Warning! This report may contain testimonies of torture or triggering information related to torture and execution. If you are sensitive about reading horrifying torture testimony that would jeopardize your safety and mental health, we ask that you avoid reading the report. HuMENA for Human Rights and Civic Engagement published a new report titled “Bahrain’s […]
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Study
Peaceful Assembly Under Fire: Authorities’ Violations of the Right to Protest in Lebanon
HuMENA for Human Rights and Civic Engagement has published a research paper titled “Peaceful Assembly Under Fire: Authorities’ Violations of the Right to Protest in Lebanon” This paper delves into the current state of the right to peaceful assembly in Lebanon, shedding light on the significant challenges this right faces amid volatile political and security […]
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Analysis
On the Right to Peaceful Assembly: When Solidarity Gets Sued and Comes at a High Cost
Many predicted an explosion of social movements in Tunisia due to the economic crisis. What happens when solidarity is taken to court?
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Report
Statelessness in Bahrain: Its Effect on Identity and Belonging
The report “Statelessness in Bahrain: Its Effect on Identity and Belonging” offers a comprehensive and in-depth exploration of the profound impact that the revocation of citizenship has on individuals in Bahrain. It delves into the social, legal, and psychological dimensions of statelessness, focusing on how losing nationality not only strips people of their legal rights […]
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Report
Behind the Facade: Understanding Human Rights Challenges in Bahrain
Between 2019 and 2024, Bahrain has continued to face systematic human rights violations, despite repeated government promises of reform following the crackdown on peaceful protesters in 2011. The report “Behind the Facade: Understanding Human Rights Challenges in Bahrain,” issued by HuMENA for Human Rights and Civic Engagement, sheds light on these violations and their developments, […]
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Analysis
Tunisian Women and Peaceful Assembly: An Ongoing Struggle Against Repression After July 25, 2021
Since the revolution, Tunisian women have been at the forefront of demonstrations, and of the struggle against repression since 25 July 2021.
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Analysis
Prisons or Gas Chambers? How do detainees withstand extreme heat waves in Egypt?
How do detainees in Egypt withstand extreme prison conditions? Former detainees, including journalist Solafa Magdy, describe what they lived through.
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Analysis
Freedom or Facade? Tunisia’s Civil Society Remains in Repression
In May 2024, Tunisian authorities arrested human rights activists, lawyers and journalists and accused them of treason. What it says about freedom in Tunisia.
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Analysis
Police Violations and Coercive Practices in Tunisia: Anal Test as a Case Study
Tunisia has seen a surge in protests since the 2011 revolution. A case study of police violations and coercive practices.
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