Expunge Activists’ Convictions
(Abu Dhabi, November 30, 2011) - The decision to commute the sentences of five activists recognizes that they should not have been prosecuted in the first place, but
30/11/2011 Take ActionInternational Human Rights Organizations Observed the Trial of the Medical Staff in Manama
Beirut, 29 November, 2011 – A group of international human rights organizations, including the Gulf Centre for Human Rights, attended the trial of Doctors and Medics
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Investigate threats against “UAE 5”
Authorities ignore intimidation campaign against jailed activists (Abu Dhabi, November 25, 2011) – Authorities have failed to investigate a campaign of death
25/11/2011 Take ActionGovernment Should Release the 5 Activists on Hunger Strike Immediately and without Restriction or Condition
Beirut, 23 November, 2011 – The five detained human rights defenders: Nasser bin Ghaith, an economy professor at Sorbonne-Abu Dhabi, Ahmed Mansoor, a human rights
23/11/2011 Take ActionContinued harassment and persecution of Medics
Beirut, 6 November, 2011 – Bahraini authorities has ordered doctors who treated injured protesters during the government crackdown on Pearl Square, to stop their
6/11/2011 Take ActionContinued ill-treatment of the five activists and public incitement to kill them
Beirut, 29 October, 2011 -- Five detained human rights defenders: Nasser bin Gaith, an economy professor at Sorbonne-Abu Dhabi, Ahmed Mansoor, a human rights activist
29/10/2011 Take ActionIn Bahrain, criminal court fines four journalists
BEIRUT, October 13, 2011 – The Gulf Centre for Human Rights is concerned regarding the fine sentence handed down today to Al-Wasat journalists inBahrain. Bahrain High
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Journalist & Activist Tawakkol Karman Wins Nobel Peace Prize for 2011
The Gulf Centre for Human Rights congratulates journalist and activist Tawakkol Karman, head of Women Journalists Without Chains, on the occasion of receiving the Nobel
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