Middle East/North Africa
November 30, 2020
IMF: Demand Transparency for Egypt Military’s Firms
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) should demand the Egyptian government disclose financial information about military-owned businesses as part of required reporting on state-owned enterprises before releasing the next tranche of funding under an ongoing loan program, Human Rights Watch, Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies, and the Freedom Initiative said today in a letter to the IMF Board.
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Lebanon: Flawed Domestic Blast Investigation
International Probe Needed for Transparency, Accountability
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Saudi Arabia: ‘Image Laundering’ Conceals Abuses
New Human Rights Watch Campaign Against Whitewashing Rights Violations
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IMF: Demand Transparency for Egypt Military’s Firms
Required Report on State-Owned Enterprises Excludes Military
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Egyptian Judiciary in Service of Repression
Authorities Ignore Release Orders, Set a Revolving Door of Pretrial Detention
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UN: Implement Human Rights Principles for Assistance in Syria
Existing Framework can Strengthen Rights Protections if Operationalized
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Egypt: Leading Rights Group Official Arrested
Midnight Home Raid Follows Organization’s Meeting with Ambassadors
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Iraq: No Justice for Enforced Disappearances
Government Should Show Progress on Pledge to Locate Victims
