The Washington Centre of Human Rights firmly condemns the persistent human rights abuses in Saudi Arabia, where restrictions on freedoms and unjust treatment of citizens continue to harm and marginalize countless individuals. These actions are in violation of both Saudi Arabian national law and international human rights commitments. According to the Saudi Basic Law of […]

The Washington Centre for Human Rights strongly condemns the escalating human rights violations occurring in Sudan, as reports of targeted attacks on civilians, arbitrary detentions, and restrictions on freedom of expression and assembly continue to emerge. These acts not only contravene Sudan’s own constitutional guarantees for the protection of human rights but also violate several […]

The Washington Centre of Human Rights stands in unequivocal condemnation of the ongoing human rights violations in Afghanistan. The widespread abuses targeting fundamental freedoms and the dignity of Afghan citizens contravene both national and international human rights standards, which every state is obligated to uphold. Under Afghanistan’s own Constitution, notably Articles 22 and 23, there […]

The Washington Center for Human Rights has successfully conducted a Congressional Briefing titled “The Case for Accountability Six Years after the Murder of Khashoggi.” The event was moderated by Sherif Mansour, a civil society, human rights and democracy advocate held on 03 Oct 2024 at the Ford House office building. The panel of speakers included […]

On 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 […]

The Washington Center for Human Rights successfully hosted a noteworthy conference titled “Review of the Human Rights in the Bahrain Human Trafficking.” The event took place on May 28th, from 12 to 14 pm. It provided much time for in-depth investigation and dialogue. The event was held at the Intercultural Center (ICC) Auditorium, Washington, DC […]

The Washington Center for Human Rights successfully hosted a meaningful congressional briefing titled “Review of the Human Rights Condition in Saudi Arabia.” The event took place on March 29th, from 11 to 12 pm, providing much time for in-depth analysis and dialogue.  Speakers embarked on a critical analysis of the human rights conditions in Saudi […]

The Washington Center for Human Rights, a renowned think tank and platform for international policy discussions, organized a highly acclaimed congressional briefing titled “Review of the Human Rights Condition in the UAE.” The event took place on February 15th from 3 to 4 p.m., providing much time for in-depth analysis and discussion. Held at the […]