Articles by Arabic Network for Human Rights Information (ANHRI)
Another blogger harassed, detained
ANHRI denounces the policy of intimidation that aims to silence any free voices, including that of blogger Fatma Riahi.
Investigation into assault on blogger terminated
The prosecution has decided to put an end to the investigation of an assault on the well known blogger Wael Abbas.
Journalist beaten and tortured in prison
ANHRI expresses its concern after the wife of journalist Salah Al Saqladi revealed that her husband was subjected to beatings and torture in prison.
Al Jazeera Net blocked
On the same day President Ben Ali was reaffirmed for a fifth term in office, Tunisians were deprived of one of their most vital information sources, Al-Jazeera Net.
ARTICLE 19 joins 26 other human rights groups to express concern over new religious defamation submission
ARTICLE 19 joins 26 other human rights groups, including IFEX members ANHRI, BCHR, CIHRS and Human Rights Watch, in an open letter expressing concerns about recent submissions on religious defamation brought before the UN.
Internet activist detained after businessman files libel complaint
Internet activist Tamer Azab was detained without an arrest warrant and continues to be held even though an order was issued for his release.
Journalists fined for practicing without syndicate membership
ANHRI denounces fines against three “Al Bahrawya” journalists charged with practicing without being members of a journalists’ syndicate.
Thirty-one IFEX members and 24 other organisations condemn harsh crackdown on press freedom
While calling on the Moroccan government to stop the current crackdown against press freedom, 31 IFEX members and others condemn the recent arrests and harassment of journalists and independent press.