Where We Belong – a film offering a rare glimpse into the everyday life of post-ISIS rural Iraq
Produced by Minority Rights International Co-Produced by DARST & Manifest Media Run Time: 22 min Country: Iraq Funder: The European…
Middle East
Middle East
Statement – Human Rights Council, 40th Session
Oral Statement, Minority Rights Group International UN Human Rights Council, 40th session Interactive Dialogue – Special Rapporteur on the rights to adequate housing…
An uncertain future for Syrian refugees in Lebanon – New report highlights challenges of life in exile and barriers to return
Syrian refugees living in Lebanon are still caught in a precarious existence and in desperate need of stability, security and…
Justice Denied, Promises Broken: The Situation of Egypt’s Minorities Since 2014 (Available in English and Arabic)
Egypt’s religious diversity, encompassing Christian, Jewish and Bahá’í communities as well as a range of Muslim groups such as Shi’a,…
Egyptian government fails to uphold its Constitution, discrimination persists for religious and ethnic minorities – new report
With little improvement to the situation of Egypt’s religious and ethnic minorities since the drafting of the 2014 Constitution, hopes…
Tunisia |
الهوية والمواطنة في تونس: وضع الأقليات بعد ثورة 2011
سيتم إطلاق التقرير في تونس بتاريخ 11 يناير، 2019 منذ الإطاحة بالرئيس السلطوي زين العابدين بن علي في…
Iraq’s civilian activists face severe violent repression, new report
EMBARGO: 00.01 (GMT), 13 DECEMBER 2018 Since July 2018, the outbreak of large-scale popular protests in Basra and other Iraqi…
70th Anniversary of the Genocide Convention
Seventy Years of the Genocide Convention Seventy years ago this week, on 9 December 1948, the United Nations adopted…
Seven years after the Jasmine Revolution, Tunisia’s minority communities still contend with the legacy of discrimination – new report
Though Tunisia has successfully established a functioning democracy and taken several positive steps to promote human rights since the overthrowing…
