The National Syndicate of Tunisian Journalists warned on Monday that the health of imprisoned journalists Mohamed Boughalleb and Shaza El-Haj Mubarak is critically deteriorating, posing imminent danger to their lives. In a statement, the union highlighted the urgent need for medical interventions in facilities capable of effective treatment. Boughalleb, a diabetic, was sentenced last June to eight months for defaming a public official. Mubarak, arrested in July over the 2021 "InstaLingo" case involving alleged espionage and conspiracy against the state, also faces grave health risks.
Morocco’s Director General of National Security (DGSN) and Territorial Surveillance (DGST), Abdellatif Hammouchi, was part of tripartite security meetings
Algeria's Foreign Ministry summoned the French ambassador, Stephane Romatet, on Tuesday to protest the "provocative" and
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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