After nine years imprisoned in Saudi Arabia for attending pro-democracy protests, Ali al-Nimr has been released.
Where are human rights? Ali Al-NimrWe condemn the execution sentence #freenimr @CiLuna27 http://t.co/rdkk4pCkm9 pic.twitter.com/vEdoQFZpH7— Gianluca Costantini (@channeldraw) September 12, 2015
Where are human rights? Ali Al-NimrWe condemn the execution sentence #freenimr @CiLuna27 http://t.co/rdkk4pCkm9 pic.twitter.com/vEdoQFZpH7
“Mi ha spinto ed è partito un colpo, era furioso per la mia chiamata alla Polizia”. Si è giustificato così Massimo Adriatici, arrestato per avere sparato il colpo di pistola che ieri sera, poco dopo le 22, ha ucciso un uomo di 39 anni di nazionalità marocchina, Youns El Boussetaoui.
In the UK, years of austerity have pushed people to their limits and youth violence has been on the rise. BikeStormz, a movement of young bikers, attempts to offer a safe and welcoming space. However, new forms of conflict arise when police and “concerned citizens” threaten arrest for their very existence.
« Papa, il y a des problèmes… La police », puis plus rien : la ligne est coupée, le téléphone devient muet. Ainsi commence, début 2020, l’odyssée d’un étudiant égyptien de l’université de Bologne, Patrick Zaki, collaborateur de EIPR, l’Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights.
An interview conducted by Manuel Férez for the Chilean site Informe Oriente Medio
