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Yemeni Journalists Union: Journalist profession in Yemen has become a crime punishable by death for journalists and their families

Yemeni Journalists Union Council member Nabil Al-Aosaidi revealed that Iranian-backed Houthi militias killed 46 Yemeni journalists and committed more than 1,400 violations against journalists. During a symposium organized by the League for Human Rights in coordination with the Swiss Press Club entitled “Houthi militias and the continuing violations against journalists and the press in Yemen,” […]

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Yemen: freedom of expression in danger: journalists victims of attacks by Houthi militias and international complicity

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  • September 28, 2021

Yemeni journalists have faced tragic circumstances since the coup by Houthi militias with Iranian backing against legitimate authority. Journalists have become victims of attacks and international complicity, according to the testimony of a member of the Yemeni Journalists’ Union, Nabil al-Asidi, who revealed the presence of more than 1,400 cases of violations against them, killing […]

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Yemeni journalists under Houthi-Iranian attack: violence, prosecution, and imprisonment

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  • September 27, 2021

A recent human rights forum in Geneva, Switzerland reviewed the grave events suffered by journalists in Yemen and attacked the systematic crackdown used by the Houthi armed movement with Iranian backing against the press from this country. The intervention of a member of the Yemeni Journalists’ Union, Nabil al-Aosaidi, in a symposium organized by the […]

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Statement on crime of execution against nine civilians 

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  • September 19, 2021

Human rights organizations condemn what the criminal Houthi militia carried out this morning, Saturday, September 18, 2021, of the crime of execution against nine civilians who were framed in the case of killing wanted No. 2 on the list of terrorists and war crimes, the former head of their Supreme Political Council, “Saleh Al-Samad” and […]

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We will lift Twitter ban very soon, says Nigerian FG

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  • September 15, 2021

Charles Nwoke, Abuja, Nigeria The Nigerian Federal Government on Wednesday revealed that it was “very close” to ending the over 100-day ban on the microblogging social media platform, Twitter. Lai Mohammed, the Minister of Information and Culture, disclosed this while briefing State House correspondent reporters at the end of today’s weekly Federal Executive Council meeting […]

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SCOOP: Interview with Michael Blume

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  • September 6, 2021

By Irina Tsukerman Dr. Michael Blume is the state representative on anti-Semitism in Baden-Württemberg (Germany) Please tell us a little bit of your personal background and the nature of your interest in religions, politics, and science. What motivated you to take the track that brought you to your current position? You also have a science […]

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Afghanistan: the roots of the current crisis and future prospects under the Taliban

Tomorrow live with special guests: Hizbullah Khan and Michael Johns, Sr.

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Member of the Parliament of Azerbaijan Mr. Shahin İsmayilov: “Organizations dealing with environmental issues are should not remain silent to the ecocide committed by Armenia”

In 2020 after the 44 days of war the Nagorno-Karabakh problem was solved by Azerbaijan. Leaders of Azerbaijan, Armenia and Russia signed an agreement to end the military operations in the de-occupied territories of Azerbaijan. According to the provisions of the statement Armenia had to withdraw its armed forces from the occupied Kalbajar, Aghdam and […]

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Spain’s Leftist Government Faces Scandal as It Violates Own Laws, Threatens to Deport Jews to Venezuela

When in 2015, Spain’s government opened the door to the return of the descendants of the Jews forced to flee the country in 1492 as a result of the royal decree which forced Jews to convert to Catholicism or leave, few thought that only a few years later, the Spanish government would not only renege […]

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Boko Haram terrorists overrun an army base in Cameroon

Charles Nwoke, Sagme, Cameroon. Military and local sources says Boko Haram Islamic extremists overrun an army base in Cameroon’s Far North region on Saturday, killing at least seven military officers and injuring several others. 85-year-old Biya has been ruling the country since 1982, as strife grips parts of Cameroon. Two soldiers and a local resident […]

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