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We must not turn a blind eye to the continuous crackdown against protestors in Syria

In League of Arab States May 15, 2011

Open Letter by Arab Civil Society Organisations to HE, Amr Moussa, Secretary General of the League of Arab States, Foreign Minsters and Heads of Member States Delegations. We, the undersigned …

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Arab governments and the Arab League must absolve themselves of OIC efforts to shield Syria from accountability

In Arab Countries, League of Arab States April 28, 2011

The Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies, the Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies, the Committees for the Defense of Democracy Freedom and Human Rights in Syria, and the Egyptian …

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The League of Arab States should not be a platform to support the crimes of the Syrian regime against its people

In League of Arab States April 21, 2011

The 13 undersigned Arab Human Rights NGOs are deeply concerned about efforts undertaken by member states of the League of Arab States to garner support for the Syrian government’s candidacy …

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Arab League and international community must end complicity – Gulf states launch a war against the people of Bahrain

In League of Arab States March 16, 2011

This morning, army and police troops in Bahrain, supported by the Saudi and Emirati forces, began a brutal, wide-scale crackdown on the legitimate aspirations of the Bahraini people for far-reaching …

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Letter to the Arab League on the Situation in Darfur

In Arab Countries, International Advocacy Program, League of Arab States October 29, 2007

Your Excellency, We are writing to you in advance of your attendance at the meeting of the League of Arab States due to take place in Khartoum on 30-31 October …

In a Statement before the United Nations: CIHRS criticizes the double standards of the United States, the league of Arab states and the European Union

In International Advocacy Program, League of Arab States, Parliament & the European Union March 21, 2007

Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies, CIHRS, presented a statement before the United Nations Human Rights Council during its current session, where it condemned the systematic breaches of human rights …

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The Final Statement of the Second Civil Forum Parallel to the Arab Summit

In League of Arab States March 27, 2006

The Civil Forum, held parallel to the Arab Summit, held its second meeting in Rabat, Morocco, 17 to 19 February 2006. The Forum is organized by the Cairo Institute for …

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Having failed to adopt a plan for reform: The Arab Summit welcomes External Reform! Statement by 34 NGOs from 14 Arab States

In League of Arab States May 26, 2004

The hereunder signatory institutions express their sorrow regarding the meager outcomes of the Arab summit regarding Arab issues, especially the issue of political reform. The institutions confirm that the results …

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Would the Arab Order Respond to External Pressure After Failing to Present an Arab Vision for Reform?!

In League of Arab States, Salon Ibn Rushd May 26, 2004

Jamal Abdul Gawad: Introduced reform cases at the Summit that constituted a radical change, even if presented for the sake of manipulation. Osama Saraya: The Egyptian intellectuals stood against change …

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