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Australia asylum suspension could harm world’s most vulnerable

Amnesty International has condemned the Australian Government’s suspension of the processing of new asylum claims by Afghan and Sri Lankan nationals, which is fundamentally inconsistent with Australia’s international obligations under

EMHRN denounces the repression of Democracy Activists in Egypt

The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) condemns the Egyptian security forces’ violent assaults against a large number of peaceful demonstrators in Cairo, Alexandria and various other areas on April 6.

Sudan: police ready to secure elections

Police in Sudan have deployed 1,000 specially trained and equipped policemen in different parts of the country to provide adequate security during the forthcoming elections.

Top cleric resigns from NDP

Egypt's top cleric has handed in his resignation from the NDP just weeks after his assuming the post.

Lieberman: Settlement in Jerusalem will continue

Israeli foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman has asserted that settlement activity in occupied Jerusalem would not stop but rather settlement activity in it and the West Bank would intensify by next

Palestinians in 1948 occupied Palestine demonstrate for release of prisoners

Palestinian citizens in 1948 occupied Palestine on Saturday demonstrated in front of the Israeli jail of Shatta demanding release of their prisoners

Quds center: IOA violations against Jerusalemites soared in March

The research and documentary department in the Quds center for social and economic rights said in a report on Saturday that the Israeli violations in occupied Jerusalem had soared in