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Algeria | Authorities must repeal the extension of the death penalty and abandon any plans to resume executions
Organisations condemn the extension of the death penalty in Algerian law and official statements threatening to resume executions.
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Egypt | Rights Groups Urge an End to Denial and Demand Reform on Children’s Rights
Rights groups followed the review of Egypt’s periodic report before the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child.
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Urgent Call for Action: States Must Act Now to Protect the International Criminal Court from Unlawful US Attacks
More than 120 organisations from over 60 countries condemn the United States’ decision to impose unlawful sanctions on the International Criminal Court.
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Global Call for the Release of Entire Newsroom at Egyptian Investigative Journalism Platform Matsadaash
Organisations and independent media condemn the crackdown on Egyptian investigative platform Matsadaash, whose entire newsroom has been arrested.
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38 Global Civil Society Organizations file joint brief in US lawsuit challenging legality of Trump’s ICC sanctions
38 civil society organisations filed an amicus brief in a US lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s sanctions on the International Criminal Court.
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One Year Since the U.S. Imposed Arbitrary Sanctions for ICC Cooperation: A Tool Serving Israel’s Ongoing Genocide, Our Organisations Call for State Action to End Sanctions Now
One year after the United States sanctioned Al-Haq, Al-Mezan and the Palestinian Centre for Human Rights, organisations call on states to end the sanctions.
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Algeria’s Disappeared Remain Unaccounted For, While Authorities Target Those Demanding Truth and Justice
More than three decades on, families in Algeria still seek the truth about their disappeared relatives, while those demanding accountability face restrictions.
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Families of the disappeared, organizations in MENA sound the alarm over crackdown on families amid continued crimes
On the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearance, families and organisations in MENA sound the alarm over a crackdown on families.
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Egypt | After 100 Days, Omar Salah Marei’s Arbitrary Detention Must End
Organisations renew their call for the immediate and unconditional release of Egyptian filmmaker and screenwriter Omar Salah Marei.
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Egypt | Rights Groups Call for Release of Detained Shi’a Muslims in Egypt, including Journalist Haidar Qandil
The undersigned organizations strongly condemn the arrest, and enforced disappearance, of at least 36 Shi’a Muslim in Egypt, including journalist Mohammed Haidar Qandil. On 22 June 2026, Egyptian security forces arrested at least six Shi’a Muslims from their homes. Later that day, Qandil, who as a journalist had spent the day documenting the arrests of Egyptian Shi’a Muslims ahead of Ashura […]
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Tunisia | Appeal to stop imprisoning journalists and human rights defenders
We, the undersigned members of IFEX and civil society partners, appeal to the Tunisian authorities to stop imprisoning journalists and human rights defenders in violation of international law. There is a pattern of sentencing to prison those who criticise government policies, human rights violations or corruption, during trials that lack the minimum international standards. Among […]
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Tunisia | Conviction of Sihem Bensedrine Threatens Transitional Justice and Deepens Restrictions on Civic Space
While awaiting the scheduling of Sihem Bensedrine’s appeal trial before the Tunis Court of Appeal, the undersigned organizations express their deep concern over the judgment issued against the prominent human rights defender and former President of the Truth and Dignity Commission (TDC), sentencing her to twenty-five years in prison in connection with two cases directly […]
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