Articles by Bahrain Center for Human Rights
Detained Bahraini activist Zainab Al-Khawaja faces 13 cases
Human rights activist Zainab Al-Khawaja, imprisoned since 2 August, has been denied proper medical attention for a broken leg, as well as requests to see her father, jailed rights activist Abdulhadi Al-Khawaja by Bahraini authorities.
Human rights defender Nabeel Rajab faces ill-treatment in Bahraini prison
Nabeel Rajab’s family has documented his poor conditions in a Bahraini prison, where he has been abused, refused adequate medical treatment and isolated from other prisoners. His next appeal is on 27 September.
Call for release of Cambodian activist and broadcaster
As trial proceeds, over forty IFEX members urge the Cambodian government to drop charges facing detained rights defender and broadcaster Mam Sonando.
Human rights groups call for immediate release of all prisoners of conscience in Bahrain
Rights groups criticise High Court decision to uphold “politically motivated” sentences of 13 imprisoned human rights defenders and political leaders.
Old-style repression threatens free expression in new Tunisia, says IFEX-TMG
IFEX Tunisia Monitoring Group protests government appointments at media outlets, as well as mounting attacks on journalists, writers and artists.
Release Bahraini human rights activists now, say international groups
A group of 46 human rights organisations led by IFEX calls on member states of the United Nations Human Rights Council to urge Bahrain to release human rights defenders and peaceful opposition activists.
Bahrain sentences Nabeel Rajab to three years in prison on charges related to protesting
The sentencing of Bahraini rights defender Nabeel Rajab is believed to be aimed at preventing him from continuing his legitimate and peaceful human rights work.
Proposed media council undemocratic, says IFEX Tunisia Monitoring Group
As Tunisia’s Constituent Assembly prepares to review a draft Constitution, the IFEX-TMG expresses its concern about a draft proposal to regulate the media, as well as prison sentences for religious reasons.