Articles by Arabic Network for Human Rights Information (ANHRI)
Blogger detained at Cairo airport
Wael Abbas, a well-known blogger, was stopped and searched at the Cairo airport.
Syrian blogger arrested by Saudi forces, detained in unknown location
According to AHNRI’s information, on 29 July 2009 Saudi security arrested Syrian blogger Raafat Al Ghanem and detained him in an unknown location.
Religious institute interferes with thesis results
The Arabic Network For Human Rights Information (ANHRI), expresses deep resentment of the increasing incidents of domination of the religious institutes on academic research.
Reporter’s trial postponed
The Khartoum criminal court has postponed the trial for the case against reporter Lubna Al Hussein.
Five IFEX members and numerous other organisations condemn repression ahead of International Day of Solidarity
Human rights organizations from the Arab region express utter condemnation of the brutal repression undertaken by Iranian authorities against large masses of Iranian people involved in peaceful demonstrations.
Journalist prosecuted for writing article, faces large fine
ANHRI condemns the Sudanese authorities for continuing to persecute reporters and oppress all voices defending freedom of expression.
New arrest warrant issued against novelist Mosaad Abu Fagr; lawyers prevented from meeting with imprisoned blogger Kareem Amer
A new arrest warrant was issued against novelist Mosaad Abu Fagr, who is now in the Borg Al Arab prison, while ANRHI lawyers were again prevented from visiting imprisoned blogger Kareem Amer.
Editor, NGO manager charged with “insult to God”
An editor and a human rights organization manager were charged with “hesba” for publishing an article about a scandal involving the king’s aunts.