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Human Wrongs Watch: Who Is Winning?
Source: Human Wrongs Watch By Uri Avnery*, 19 July 2014, TRANSCEND Media Service What would history look like if it were written in the style of the “Solid Cliff (a.k.a. Protective Edge) operation? For example: […]
Wednesday 23 July 2014Sexualities, Culture and Society in Muslim Contexts
In both Muslim-majority countries and Muslim communities, the last decade has witnessed unprecedented organizing efforts by human rights defenders around sexual and reproductive rights, and produced evidence of ongoing local engagement around sexuality issues.
Tuesday 22 July 2014From hidden struggles towards political participation: Afghan women’s perspectives on peace and security beyond transition
A new publication “From hidden struggles towards political participation: Afghan women’s perspectives on peace and security beyond transition” is online at hbs Afghanistan website.
Sunday 20 July 2014Armanshahr Human Rights & Civil Society newsletter – issue 78 year VI
Armanshahr Human Rights & Civil Society newsletter – issue 78 year VI
Sunday 20 July 2014Press Release – Egypt: Impunity for sexual violence must end
Yesterday’s verdict of the South Cairo Criminal Court convicting 5 men to life imprisonment, and two men to 20 years imprisonment on charges of indecent assault with force constitutes a positive step towards ending impunity for such crimes.
Thursday 17 July 2014ACBAR Press Release: Violence against aid workers and facilities must end
24 aid workers have been killed in Afghanistan (21 Afghan colleagues and 3 International colleagues) in several security incidents. There are different causes and actors involved, but it caused as many fatalities among aid workers as during the first six months of 2014.
Monday 14 July 2014International Crisis Group – Statement on Afghan Elections
Source: ICG Afghanistan has reached a critical moment in the development of its democratic system. In the coming days, the behaviour of the two candidates in the presidential contest – and the conduct of the […]
Sunday 13 July 2014Women’s Rights as a Bargaining Chip in Afghan Politics
The two men vying to be the next president of Afghanistan, Abdullah Abdullah and Ashraf Ghani, have pledged to protect women’s rights, which have in the past year become a political bargaining chip.
Tuesday 8 July 2014Shaping the Future – Women’s Participation in the 2014 Elections
The elections and their runoff for the first ever peaceful transformation of power in Afghanistan took place amid tight security on April 5th and June 14th 2014.
Sunday 6 July 2014Syria: War’s Toll on Women
Women in Syria have been arbitrarily arrested and detained, physically abused, harassed, and tortured during Syria’s conflict by government forces, pro-government militias, and armed groups opposed to the government, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today.
Thursday 3 July 2014