Libyan authorities' escalating harassment of activists and NGOs threatens to eliminate the civic space for free assembly, Human Rights Watch reported. Backed by militias and a repressive security apparatus, officials use broad, outdated laws to intimidate, detain, and attack civil society members. Since 2011, restrictive decrees have stifled NGO operations, driving many activists into exile or underground. HRW urged Libya to cease these policies and enact laws aligning with international standards to protect civic freedoms.
Algeria's Foreign Ministry summoned the French ambassador, Stephane Romatet, on Tuesday to protest the "provocative" and
The National Syndicate of Tunisian Journalists warned on Monday that the health of imprisoned journalists Mohamed Boughalleb and Shaza El-Haj
Amnesty International has accused the Egyptian government of escalating arbitrary arrests and politically motivated investigations as it defends its human
Spanish news outlets have voiced concerns over what they perceive as neglect by the new U.S. administration, fearing that
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