Said et Yarg : Cinq ans plus tard, qu’est-ce qui a changé ?
Click here to read this article in English Écrit par Menka Sandrasagren, Assistante Administrative à Minority Rights Group International Saïd…
Said and Yarg: Five years later, what has changed?
Cliquez ici pour lire cet article en français By Menka Sandrasagren, Administrative Assistant at Minority Rights Group International In 2000,…
MRG concerned about anti-slavery linked arrests in Mauritania
Cliquez ici pour lire ce communiqué en français. Minority Rights Group International (MRG) is deeply concerned about the arrests of…
MRG préoccupé par les récentes arrestations liées à la lutte contre l’esclavage en Mauritanie
Click here to read this statement in English. Minority Rights Group International (MRG) est profondément préoccupé par les arrestations d’une…
UN Committee reviews Mauritania’s compliance with civil and political rights – MRG, ASI and SOS Esclaves’ Submission
Mauritania will see its laws, policies and state practices reviewed by the UN Human Rights Committee at its 126th session,…
HRC40 – Minority Forum: SOS Esclaves’ statement on statelessness in Mauritania
UN Human Rights Council, 40th session Interactive Dialogue – Special Rapporteur on the rights to adequate housing (item 3) Je suis Salimata…
One year Later: The Landmark Judgement in the case of Saïd and Yarg against Mauritania
Julie Barrière is MRG’s Legal Programmes Assistant and reflects on the one year anniversary of the landmark judgement in a…
MRG dismayed by recent court decisions concerning slavery in Mauritania
Minority Rights Group International (MRG) regrets the decisions of the Special Court in Néma, Mauritania in the cases of Lala…
Meera, medium and message – MRG’s BBC Radio 4 Appeal
MRG’s Fundraiser, Lali Foster, reflects on our collaboration with UK actress Meera Syal and BBC Radio 4 to raise awareness…
