January 9, 2025
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Morocco: HM King Mohammed VI appoints new government “Akhannouch”

The party of Aziz Akhannouch, a businessman described as close to the Palace, raided the House of Representatives during the September 8 legislative elections, grabbing 102 of the 395 seats and democratically dislodging the Islamists through the ballot box, in power for a decade. A first in the Arab-Muslim world, hailed by business circles, here […]

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UN in Geneva – Several Protest the Houtis’ brutal murder of nine in Yemen

Geneva, Switzerland This event, organized by the Yemeni Coalition of Independent Women and allied organizations for Yemen freedom, happened in parallel of various seminars, conferences and panel discussions aimed at exposing the ongoing destruction of Yemeni civil society since the coup and takeover of the legitimate Yemeni government by Iran-backed Houthi militia in 2014. The […]

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A seminar on Houthi violations in Ma’rib, a military escalation against civilians

Geneva, Switzerland The seminar was held at the hall of the House of International Organizations in Geneva, Switzerland on September 29th, 2021, Geneva and organized by The Yemeni Coalition for Independent Women and in cooperation with allied European organizations for peace in Yemen Chairman: Mr. Magdi El-Akwa, Secretary General of the International Caucus for the […]

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Yemeni Journalists Union: Journalist profession in Yemen has become a crime punishable by death for journalists and their families

Yemeni Journalists Union Council member Nabil Al-Aosaidi revealed that Iranian-backed Houthi militias killed 46 Yemeni journalists and committed more than 1,400 violations against journalists. During a symposium organized by the League for Human Rights in coordination with the Swiss Press Club entitled “Houthi militias and the continuing violations against journalists and the press in Yemen,” […]

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Yemen: freedom of expression in danger: journalists victims of attacks by Houthi militias and international complicity

Yemeni journalists have faced tragic circumstances since the coup by Houthi militias with Iranian backing against legitimate authority. Journalists have become victims of attacks and international complicity, according to the testimony of a member of the Yemeni Journalists’ Union, Nabil al-Asidi, who revealed the presence of more than 1,400 cases of violations against them, killing […]

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Yemeni journalists under Houthi-Iranian attack: violence, prosecution, and imprisonment

A recent human rights forum in Geneva, Switzerland reviewed the grave events suffered by journalists in Yemen and attacked the systematic crackdown used by the Houthi armed movement with Iranian backing against the press from this country. The intervention of a member of the Yemeni Journalists’ Union, Nabil al-Aosaidi, in a symposium organized by the […]

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How the Soviet Methods of Character Attack-based Scandals Thrive in the New Media Environment

by Irina Tsukerman Introduction What do a Cold War-era conspiracy theory, a modern-day political operation involving a hoax concerning domestic elections, and a global media influence campaign concerning the death of a Saudi operative have in common? They all rely on old school tried-and-true Soviet methods of disinformation, propaganda, and smear campaigning designed to attack […]

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Manufactured Whistleblowing: The Entrapment of the French and the German Intel

By Abdelkader Filali, Ottawa. Canada Morocco reaffirms: “Keep conspiring, Morocco will not change its march. Morocco of Mohammed VI is no longer to be intimidated by governments through their conniving schemes where tools of human rights are used to sabotage the momentum of the Moroccan progress and bring back Morocco under the regency of the […]

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Iran’s drought policies are desertification Iraq and Ahwaz

By Dr. Frank Musmar In the last decade, less water has been reaching the Tigris in Iraq from the Iranian side due to the building of a series of dams on the tributary rivers of the Tigris, such as the Little Zab, Karkh, Karun, Alwand, and Diyala, which lessen downstream Iraq’s share affecting Iraq’s southern provinces. […]

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