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Yemen Must Take Serious Steps Reflecting its Commitment to Improve Status of Human Rights in the Country

In Arab Countries, United Nations Human Rights Council June 21, 2014

The Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies (CIHRS) and the Yemeni Network for Human Rights (YNHR) are concerned about the seriousness of Yemen’s intent to implement the recommendations of the …

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Elections Alone Do Not Achieve Democracy and the Justice System is Appeasing the Executive Power

In United Nations Human Rights Council June 19, 2014

During the 26th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, being held in Geneva until the 27th of June, the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies presented two Oral …

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Qatar and Kuwait: Systematic Retaliation Against Human Rights Defenders and a Marked Deterioration in Rights and Liberties

In Arab Countries, United Nations Human Rights Council June 19, 2014

On Wednesday evening, June 18, 2014, the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies (CIHRS), in conjunction with the World Alliance for Citizen Participation (CIVICUS) , Human Rights Watch (HRW), the Gulf …

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63 NGOs from around the world condemn restrictions on internet freedoms

In United Nations Human Rights Council June 19, 2014

On the 19th of June, ARTICLE 19 and the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies along with more than 60  NGOs from around the world have urged the United Nations Human …

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Freedom of assembly Faces dangerous relapse in Egypt, Turkey, and Algeria

In Arab Countries, United Nations Human Rights Council June 15, 2014

On Friday, June 13, 2014, the Cairo Institute for Human Rights, in conjunction with the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN), the World Organization Against Torture, and the International Federation for …

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Bahrain: Nabeel Rajab Mourns Children Killed in a Demonstration for his Release; Local and International Organizations Note that Abysmal Prison Conditions and Lack of Accountability Paves the Way for More Violations

In Arab Countries, United Nations Human Rights Council June 12, 2014

On Wednesday evening, June 11, 2014, the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies, in conjunction with the Bahrain Center for Human Rights (BCHR), Human Rights Watch, International Federation for Human …

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The African Commission accepts complaint brought by families of those killed and injured in Cabinet Offices clashes case

In African Commission for Human and Peoples' Rights June 12, 2014

In the first case dealing with the deaths of protesters in events related to the January 25th uprising, the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights decided to consider a …

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The United Nations Examines Status of Human Rights in Syria, Yemen, and the Occupied Territories; Focuses on Judicial Independence and the Right to Peaceful Protest

In Arab Countries, United Nations Human Rights Council June 10, 2014

Today, Tuesday, June 10, the UN Human Rights Council inaugurates its 26th session in Geneva; the session is scheduled to end on June 27. During this time, the council will …

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Proposed Arab Court of Human Rights: An empty vessel without substantial changes to the draft statute

In League of Arab States June 6, 2014

The undersigned national and global human rights organizations today called upon the League of Arab State’s (LAS) member States to substantially revise the draft statute of the Arab Court of …

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Palestinians from Syria Face Serious Discrimination in the Arab Region

In Arab Countries June 4, 2014

The Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies (CIHRS) is deeply concerned by the decisions of several Arab capitals to forcibly return Palestinians to Syria. This new policy would only serve …

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Syria: Free Prominent Rights Defenders
Armed Groups Should End Harassment, Abductions

In Arab Countries May 27, 2014

A prominent human rights defender and three of her colleagues believed to be in the custody of an armed opposition group should immediately be freed, 45 civil society organizations said …

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Call for sustained engagement to secure consistent and coordinated UN action against reprisals

In United Nations Human Rights Council May 22, 2014

To: Permanent Representative to the United Nations in Geneva Cc: Chair of the Council Working Party on Human Rights (COHOM) Member State representatives to COHOM All EU Member States’ Permanent …

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Permanent Representative at the UN Human Rights Council Re: Situation of human rights in Bahrain

In United Nations Human Rights Council May 16, 2014

Your Excellency, The undersigned NGOs remain deeply concerned by ongoing serious human rights violations in Bahrain, including the politically motivated imprisonment of high-profile opposition activists and human rights defenders after …

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Statement by Civil Society Organizations on Need for Justice

In Arab Countries May 15, 2014

Over one hundred civil society groups from around the world issued the following statement today to urge the United Nations Security Council to approve a resolution to refer the situation …

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Re: Special Session of the Human Rights Council on the deteriorating human rights situation in South Sudan

In United Nations Human Rights Council May 6, 2014

Excellency,  The undersigned South Sudanese, African and international non-governmental organizations are writing to appeal to your Government to urgently support the convening of a Special Session of the Human Rights …

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CIHRS Report: Armed groups terrorising judiciary and undermining rule of law in Libya

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YEMEN: NEW REPORT UNCOVERS HORRIFIC CONDITIONS IN SECRET DETENTION CENTER

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Syria’s Transition Hangs in the Balance: CIHRS Report on Civil Society’s Struggle for a Voice

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The writer, political analyst, and human rights advocate, Co-founder and Academic Advisor of the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies (CIHRS)

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Sudan: Final Collapse of the Nation-State or a Last Opportunity to Rebuild?

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Recognition of the State of Palestine — Between Political and Symbolic Gain and Real Change on the Ground

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UN Human Rights Council, Session 61:
Selective accountability and the erosion of international law in the MENA region will have catastrophic consequences for the entire world

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