BY: Dr. Hana Saada Algiers, Algeria | December 8th, 2024 — In a country grappling with mounting socio-economic challenges, Moroccan human rights organizations have called for nationwide sit-ins to mark December 10, the World Human
BY: Hana Saada ALGIERS- “UN opts for impunity,” is the prevailing sentiment following the “absurd” election of the representative of the Alaouite regime to the presidency of the United Nations Human Rights Council. The ambassador
BY: Hana Saada ALGIERS- The Moroccan Human Rights Council expressed strong condemnation for what it deemed “harsh sentences” against several of its members, stating that such measures represent a further step into what it perceives
BY: Hana Saada ALGIERS- In a virtual conference organized by Sahrawi civil society activists, participants strongly criticized Morocco’s candidacy for the presidency of the Human Rights Council, deeming it “an insult to the international community
BY: Hana Saada ALGIERS- In an exclusive interview with Algeria Now (algeriemaintenant.dz) and the Algerian News Network, Joshua Harris, the Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, shared key insights on the United States’ diplomatic approach to
BY: Hana Saada ALGIERS- Mary Lawlor, the UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders, praised her visit to Algeria as “fruitful” on Tuesday. Lawlor noted that by accepting her visit, the Algerian
BY: Hana Saada Geneva, Switzerland – Against the backdrop of historical injustices and ongoing human rights violations, members of the Rif National Party have embarked on a mission to hold the Moroccan regime accountable for