Lawyers and families of jailed Tunisian opposition leaders urged the International Criminal Court (ICC) on Tuesday to investigate Tunisia's crackdown on political opposition and the mistreatment of Black African migrants. The North African country, offered EU financial support to curb migration, faces mounting allegations of abuse. This marks the second ICC probe request; last year, families of seven imprisoned politicians sought an investigation into claims of political persecution and human rights violations by President Kais Saied's administration.
Roberta Metsola, President of the European Parliament, is visiting Egypt for high-level discussions aimed at further strengthening relations between the
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy, on trial charged with accepting illegal campaign financing, told a court Thursday he had never
Libya's eastern-based parliament has approved a national reconciliation and transitional justice law, three lawmakers said, a measure aimed
Morocco has one of the most ambitious energy targets in the region in terms producing 52% of its energy through
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