In a startling development, Craig Mokhiber, the director of the New York office of the United Nations' human rights agency, has tendered hi

The recent developments at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) have highlighted a troubling double standard in the U.S. approach to

United Nations Security Council Vetoes Resolution Aimed at Securing "HUMANITARIAN PAUSES" IN GAZA

The high-stakes gathering at the United Nations SecurityCouncil, a multitude of ambassadors and high-level officials expressed the,

By: Ahmed Fathi New York: In a world marred by the ongoing plight of refugees, the Egyptian government's reluctance to accept refugees...

By: Ahmed Fathi New York: In recent days, the world has witnessed a troubling escalation of tensions in the Middle East, as Hamas,...

Saudi Arabia quietly sentenced a woman last week to 34 years in prison over her Twitter activity, marking the longest Saudi sentence ever

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The European Commission has asked France if it permitted the transfer of cyber-surveillance technology to Egypt. The investigation comes jus

Germany's new foreign minister says human rights will be at the center of her government's arms sales, including to Egypt.