arrest

Free Bahraini activist, Nabeel Rajab

Reported by: 
Natasha L'Ouverture

Nabeel Rajab detained on June 6th by Bahraini authorities for twitter comments

Type: Action

Israeli Violations Summary: 2008-2011

Israeli Occupation Forces Violations Against Palestinian Journalists

In the past three and half years (January 2008- June 2011) Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) have committed a total of 504 violations against Palestinian journalists. Types of violations are divided into 11 categories, and of the incidences monitored in the reporting period, the highest reported violations against journalists by the IOF are physical attacks, detention, arrests, raids and the confiscation or destruction of property and equipment; and the prevention of coverage.

Type: Article

July 2011: Violations Report

Violations of Media Freedoms in the Palestinian Territories

July 2011 Report

 

 

Ramallah - 15/8/2011

 

Israeli Occupation Forces Violations

Type: Article

July 2011: Violations Report

Type: Article

Corruption Watch Bangladesh

Corruption Watch Bangladesh (CWB) is a citizen initiative,working to have a peacefull,human & democratic Bangladesh.
Location: 
Khulna,Bangladesh
Nahar Peace Garden,202/1 Tutpara Main Road
Khulna 9100
Bangladesh

We are woking for a democratic,peacefull & human Bangladesh.

Type: Group

Ahmad Mansour, human rights defender: Arrested during a police raid on his home

Reported by: 
Lerato Pagiwa

On Friday 8 April 2011, human rights defender Mr Ahmad Mansour was arrested during a police raid on his home. Mr Ahmad Mansour is a blogger who has been active in demanding political reform in the UAE. He is also an employee of Thuraya Telecom. Before his arrest, he had received death threats as part of a smear campaign against him, as well as a threat to be transferred from his job in the UAE.

Type: Action

Violent crackdown on protests in Bahrain

Reported by: 
Jessica Hume
Organisation/Company: 
CIVICUS: World Alliance for Citizen Participation

Troops in Bahrain have fired live rounds to break up anti-government protesters. News outlets are reporting that at 25 people have been injured. Todays violent crackdown came as protesters left funerals for protesters killer earlier this week.

The protests, calling for human rights in the small Middle Eastern country, are part of widespread unrest in the Middle East and North Africa which Tunisia and has since resulted in a regime change in Egypt. For Bahrain, it also reflects an ongoing crack down on the rights of civil society to express and assemble that started months ago.

Type: Threat

Snipers on 6 October bridge and the death of one protester and a number of injuries

Update at 6:20
there are 10 injuries in the ambulance point behind the Egyptian museum two are in critical conditions , one is injured in the head and the second is injured in the abdomen there 8 average cases and they headed to Qaser el Ainy hospital

Update at 6:00 AM

Y.A.A.A.S - Police assiatnt- 27112090101255 ( national ID card)

Type: Article

Recent violence in Belarus

Reported by: 
Jessica Hume
Organisation/Company: 
CIVICUS: World Alliance for Citizen Participation

According to the Belarus Helsinki Committee, at approximately 3:15 a.m. on 20 December, government personnel arrested ten members of the Viasna Human Rights Center in central Minsk, detaining lawyers - including Valentin Stefanovich and Vladimir Labkovich - who were in the process of analysing data from 600 election observers from across the country. The previous night, the Chairman of Belarus Helsinki Committee, Aleh Hulak, was also arrested and detained by security personnel during a post-election demonstration in Nezavisimosti Square.

Type: Threat

Civil society celebrates the decision to release the Morong 43 but concerned about delays

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, 21 December 2010 -- CIVICUS: World Alliance for Citizen Participation applauds the court order last Friday to free 43 health workers, but remains concerned that the immediate release of at least five of the health workers has been delayed due to the authorities' new claim of unrelated warrants against them.

The 43 health workers, collectively known as the "Morong 43", have been held in detention since February 6 for alleged support of the New People's Army (NPA), the armed wing of the Communist Party of the Philippines. 

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Type: Article

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