Reports
Reports; Saudi Arabia has committed War Crime in Yemen *
Written statement submitted by the Agence pour les droits de l’homme, a non governmental organization in special consultative status – PDF 01 March 2017 Human Rights Council Thirty fourth session
Report; Zaria Massacre: Nigeria Human Rights Violations and Impunity to Rule of Law
Written statement submitted by the Agence pour les droits de l’homme, a non governmental organization in special consultative status – PDF 17 Mars 2017 Human Rights Council Thirty fourth session
Report; Violation of IMN Women and Children’s rights by Nigerian Government
Written statement submitted by the Agence pour les droits de l’homme, a non governmental organization in special consultative status – PDF 14 February 2017 Human Rights Council Thirty fourth session
Colombia: Increase in sexual violence against women in 2016
Colombia recorded a 7.5% increase in sexual violence against women during the first 10 months of 2016, compared to the same period last year, with more than 15,000 reported cases,
Pollution: 300 million children breathe toxic air, according to UNICEF
A week before the opening of the UN Conference on Climate Change (COP22) in Morocco, a report by the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), released today, shows that almost one
Yemen : the War costs $14bn in damage and economic losses
A report says Yemen’s war has cost it over $14 billion in damage to infrastructure and economic losses as Saudi Arabia pushes ahead with its deadly military campaign against its
Nigeria: Amnesty accuses the army of massacring Shiites
Amnesty International on Friday accused Nigeria’s military of deliberately shooting dead more than 350 Shiite Muslims, burying them in mass graves and destroying evidence of the crime. The 12 and
Afghanistan: violence claimed 600 civilian lives in Q1(UN)
Latest figures released by the United Nations show that acts of terrorism and violence left 600 people dead in Afghanistan during the first quarter of the current year as the
Nigeria: a HRW report calls on the government to end the use of schools for military purposes
A new report publish by Human Rights Watch indicates that violent attacks by Boko Haram against schools in northeast Nigeria since 2009 deprive a generation of children their right to
Libya clashes kill 28 civilians; injure 38 since January 2016 (UN)
At least 28 civilians have lost their lives and 38 others have sustained injures in clashes across Libya in the past two months, the UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL)
