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The expulsion of journalists from Spain’s public broadcaster RTVE and news agency EFE while they were covering Moroccan security operations against migrants near the Ceuta border raises serious concerns regarding press freedom, access to information,
The killing of Lebanese translator and poet Zeinab Mahdi Nasser al‑Din, alongside her four children and parents, in an Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon highlights critical concerns regarding civilian protection.
The sentencing of Iranian photojournalist Yalda Moaiery to 15 years in prison by a Revolutionary Court in Tehran, following proceedings conducted in her absence,
Israeli restrictions on movement, withholding of Palestinian clearance revenues, barriers to medical supplies, and constraints on humanitarian organizations are severely impairing access to healthcare across the occupied West Bank. Taken together,
The continued incommunicado detention of three Radio Nyala journalists by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), coupled with reported death threats against journalists working for the independent media outlet Darfur 24,
The decision by X to restrict access within Saudi Arabia to at least 65 human rights, political, and media accounts at the request of Saudi authorities represents a significant escalation in the use of digital platforms to limit access to independent information.
The judicial dissolution of the National Autonomous Council of Teachers of the Three Cycle Education Sector (CNAPEST), one of Algeria's principal independent education unions,
The detention of eight individuals by the Jordanian authorities, including Ziad Al-Mitani, a member of the Shura Council of the Ummah Party,
The continued imprisonment of Rached Ghannouchi, the 85-year-old former Speaker of the Tunisian Parliament and president of the Ennahda movement,
The systematic targeting of Gaza's civil police and internal security forces by Israeli occupation forces constitutes a grave violation of international humanitarian law and undermines the conditions essential for civilian life.
Iranian missile strikes on Kuwaiti power stations and water desalination plants between 17 and 22 July 2026 constitute a grave violation of international humanitarian law.
Iran’s escalating use of the death penalty against protesters and those accused of assisting them marks a grave intensification of the suppression of fundamental rights.
The Houthi militia's presentation of incomplete, mutilated remains allegedly belonging to Yemeni politician Mohammed Qahtan — forcibly disappeared since April 2015 — does not constitute disclosure of his fate or attainment of justice.
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