A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice
By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team
I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading
A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice
By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team
I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading
A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice
By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team
I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading
A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice
By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team
I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading
A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice
By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team
I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading
A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice
By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team
I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading
A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice
By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team
I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading
A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice
By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team
I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading
A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice
By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team
I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading
A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice
By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team
I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading
A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice
By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team
I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading
Thailand: Oral Statement to the HRC Regarding Abuses Against Migrant Workers
Human Rights Watch
Oral Statement
6 June 2011
17th Session of the Human Rights Council
Item 3 General Debate
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Canada: Caribbean HIV/AIDS Activists to Be Honored
(Toronto) – The Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network and Human Rights Watch will honor the late Dr. Robert Carr and the Caribbean Vulnerable Communities coalition (CVC), which he founded and co-chaired, at the 3rd Symposium on HIV, Law and Human Rights on J…Continue Reading
Côte d’Ivoire: Can the crisis be left behind?
By Alex Neve, Secretary General, Amnesty International Canada (English)
We have just begun a two week research mission in Côte d’Ivoire, Amnesty International’s third this year. We’ve come because we are concerned that the world may quickly forg…Continue Reading