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Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon injured eight journalists on January 21, 2026, after strikes hit the town of Qennarit in the Sidon district while media workers were covering developments on the ground,
Algerian authorities transferred Tunisian lawyer and opposition figure Seifeddine Makhlouf to Tunisia on January 18, 2026, in a move that has drawn strong criticism from the organization Journalists Without Chains,
The Egyptian authorities bear full responsibility for the death of human rights lawyer Shams al-Din Ahmed Atta Allah, who died inside Tenth of Ramadan Prison after years of arbitrary detention and the deliberate denial of necessary medical care.
The security situation in areas under Houthi militia control has deteriorated to a critical level, marked by a surge in violent crimes against civilians and the near-total absence of legal protection.
On the International Day of Education, it is reaffirmed that the right to education in much of the Arab world is no longer equally guaranteed under international law.
Grave and escalating concern surrounds the imminent threat to the lives of three civilian detainees following the ratification, on 17 December 2025, by the so-called Supreme Court operating under the control of the Houthi militia in Sana’a,
Recent developments in Taiz Governorate have drawn serious concern over violations of fundamental rights, particularly the freedoms of expression and press, as well as the protection of journalists and human rights activists.
The recent surge in armed clashes across Syria has raised serious concerns over the protection of journalists, media workers, and the broader right to freedom of the press. In Aleppo,
Grave violations against civilians from Rima Governorate in Saada, under the control of Houthi militias, have escalated in recent months.
A grave and accelerating human rights catastrophe is unfolding across Iran. Over the past week, state security forces have unleashed an unprecedented campaign of lethal violence against peaceful demonstrators, transforming public streets, hospitals,
Women Journalists Without Chains continues to observe with grave concern the political and security shifts currently unfolding in Aden, following measures announced by the internationally recognized Yemeni government aimed at reasserting state authority,
In North Darfur State, a recent surge of grave crimes and systematic violations against civilians—particularly in Karnoi and the surrounding areas of Um Baru—has drawn strong condemnation from Women Journalists Without Chains.
