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Sultanate attends Arab human rights meeting - Vimarsana News

Sultanate attends Arab human rights meeting

Sultanate attends Arab human rights meeting Published: 8:42 PM, Jun 03, 2021 rights SHARE MUSCAT: The Sultanate, represented by Oman Human Rights Commission (OHRC), took part in the 17th general assembly meetings of the Arab network for national human rights institutions. Shaikh Abdullah Shuwain al Hosni, Chairman of the OHRC, represented the Omani institution at the meetings, which were held via videoconferencing in the presence of representatives of the ESCWA (Economic and Social Commission for West Asia), the High Commissioner for Human Rights and t...

Oman attends ANNHRIs 17th General Assembly | Times of Oman - Vimarsana News

Oman attends ANNHRIs 17th General Assembly | Times of Oman

Oman was represented by Sheikh Abdullah bin Shuwain Al Hosni, Chairman of the Omani Human Rights Committee | Times of Oman

Egypt: President Should Act to Unshackle Freedoms - Vimarsana News

Egypt: President Should Act to Unshackle Freedoms

President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi of Egypt should immediately end a crackdown on freedom of association, independent groups, and peaceful dissent.

Source: hrw.org
Egypt: President Should Act to Unshackle Freedoms - Egypt - Vimarsana News

Egypt: President Should Act to Unshackle Freedoms - Egypt

English News and Press Release on Egypt about Protection and Human Rights; published on 01 Jun 2021 by HRW

Egypt's Uprising and Its Fate - International Viewpoint - online socialist magazine - Vimarsana News

Egypt's Uprising and Its Fate - International Viewpoint - online socialist magazine

Egypt Monday 24 May 2021, by Joel Beinin CALLING THE OCCUPATION of Tahrir and other urban squares in Egypt and the January-February 2011 ouster of former president Hosni Mubarak a “revolution” — as is common — is not a helpful characterization of the events. The terms Arab Spring and Arab Winter are even less helpful because they obscure the social struggles of the decade preceding Mubarak’s ouster, which continue today. According to the Arab Network for Human Rights Information, in the last quarter of 2020 there were 73 labor (33) and social (40) protests, including 11 strikes. [...