Quand l’UE accorda une importante subvention à Alice Nkom pour son travail sur la défense des homosexuels au Cameroun, elle fut accusée d’encourager des activités illégales. Nkom décrit de manière réaliste la recherche de financements destinés au travail en faveur des droits, dans un contexte de d
هوجم الاتحاد الأوروبى عندما منح أليس إنكوم مكافأة هائلة نظيرعملها للدفاع عن حقوق المثليين فى الكاميرون بتهمة التحريض على الأنشطة المنافية للقانون. وهنا تصف إنكوم حقيقة الحصول على التمويل للعمل الحقوقى الذى تجرمه الحكومة وكذلك معظم المواطنين فى الكاميرون. English, Español, Français.
While the registration process for elections and an apparent political commitment to 'dialogue' represent tentative progress, there are still substantial obstacles to be overcome before the committee is formed, let alone the constitution drafted.
The Iron Wall of Jabotinsky has to be torn down, and it can only be torn down through long term civil and ideological struggles against this heritage of Zionism, with the Palestinians living inside the green line playing a crucial part.
The recent protests in Sudan were characterized by unprecedented levels of street participation. Dalia Haj-Omar asks why the international community continues to ignore the regime’s long-term governance failures, choosing economic interests over human rights, and failing to offer tangible support
Terrorism, extremism, and independence were, and remain, marginal nuisances nibbling on the Malian political and security scenes.
This 'You tell us' feature offers some first hand accounts and a range of opinions in blogs, articles and tweets, first and foremost from the people of Egypt.
Right now, we must seek to overcome this tough historic moment without burdening Egyptians with a battle of no winners at all.
In this follow-up interview with leading member of the Revolutionary Socialists in Egypt, Sameh Naguib, we talk about Al-Sisi's Egypt, the new alliance around the general, what challenges face opposition parties and movements and the future of Tahrir Square ( long interview, October 24, 2013)
Arab Awakening's columnists offer their weekly perspective on what is happening on the ground in the Middle East. Leading the week, Orientalism and decentralized repression: the case of Egypt.
How the two sides can find a workable arrangement that doesn’t look like a climb-down by either party remains to be seen, but as things stand, the ingredients for further escalation are all too present.
