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CategoriesAdvocacyDuring a Security Council meeting on Tuesday, Sudan’s UN ambassador verbally attacked the United Arab Emirates, claiming that the Gulf state was inciting strife in his nation. The Emirati envoy categorically denied the accusation. Sudan accuses UAE of meddling The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), headed by army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and his former […]
CategoriesAdvocacyNow that the Saudi PIF has owned Newcastle United for well over 2.5 years, NE Bylines has been chronicling life in that Middle Eastern nation and the events that have transpired since the takeover in October 2021. Some people contend that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is a location where human rights are violated, that […]
CategoriesAdvocacyFive Pakistani expats were put to death by the Saudi authorities for breaking into a firm and murdering a guard who was a citizen of Bangladesh. Five Pakistanis executed in Saudi Arabia for murder According to the Saudi Interior Ministry, the prisoners, who are citizens of Pakistan, had stormed the private company, tied up two […]
CategoriesAdvocacyMany groups criticized UAE’s State Security Apparatus(SSA)’s on its 50th anniversary. Different groups urging Emirati authorities to prevent SSA from committing serious human rights violations in the country. The organizations that opposed SSA include MENA Rights Group, the Emirates Detainees Advocacy Center, and Human Rights Watch. The establishment of the State Security Apparatus (SSA) was […]
CategoriesAdvocacyIt is very concerning to know that eleven Yemeni employees have been detained just because they are working for the United Nation agencies. This action is done by Houthi rebels in Yemen. No one has a clear idea about the situation. Especially as these are already facing tough situations and are under heavy financial pressure […]
CategoriesCountry ProfileHuman Rights Watch reported that Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida wants to talk about the respect of human rights to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. From May 20-23, 2024 Muhammad Bin Salman visited Tokyo for the first time as Saudi Arabia’s prime minister. According to the Japanese Prime Minister, Saudi Arabia should focus on […]
CategoriesAdvocacyAmnesty International demanded the immediate release of Fahd Ramadhan, a Dutch national who was detained by Saudi Arabian authorities since November 20, 2023, without being charged, having no legal counsel, and receiving inadequate medical care. Why Is Amnesty calling for the Yemeni-Dutch national’s release? Two days after returning from the Netherlands, where he had been […]
CategoriesStatementsOn May 31st, Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) convened a conference at the House of Representatives to address the human rights situation in Sudan. The discussion also focused on the State Department report regarding the United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) involvement in Sudan, including war crimes and arms exports. Saif Al Muthanna, Director of the Washington […]