Middle East/North Africa
October 20, 2020
When Will Iraq Start Protecting Journalists?
A well-known TV station in Baghdad was torched by protesters after it broadcast a music concert during Ashura, a Shia holy day which was underway at the time.
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Women's Rights
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Middle East/North Africa
Saudi Arabia: Alleged Child Offenders Face Death Sentences
October 20, 2020
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Saudi Arabia: ‘Image Laundering’ Conceals Abuses
New Human Rights Watch Campaign Against Whitewashing Rights Violations
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Egypt: Security Forces Abuse, Torture LGBT People
Arbitrary Arrests, Discrimination, Entrapment, Privacy Violations
News
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When Will Iraq Start Protecting Journalists?
Lack of Action After Torching of TV Station Raises Fresh Fears for Reporters’ Safety
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Saudi Arabia: Alleged Child Offenders Face Death Sentences
Reform to Curb Death Penalty for Children Leaves Glaring Exceptions
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Saudi Arabia to Host Women’s Summit While Women Activists Sit Behind Bars
Until Activists Are Free, Talk of Reform Rings Hollow
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Immigration Detention in Saudi Arabia During Covid-19
A Case-Study on the Treatment of Ethiopian Migrants
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Mauritania: Free Activists Held on Blasphemy Charges
Detained for 8 Months, Facing Possible Death Sentences
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Syria/Russia: Strategy Targeted Civilian Infrastructure
Unlawful Attacks on Hospitals, Schools, Markets Forced Idlib Population Out
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Lebanon’s Brazen Attempt to Silence a Torture Victim
Ziad Itani’s Case Presents Worrying Signs for Rights
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