The story of Qatari women’s rights defender Noof Al-Maadeed

The dreams of Saudi human rights defender Loujain Al-Hathloul in a children’s book

Where is Qatari human rights defender Noof Al-Maadeed?

An Emirati human rights defender's life has ended abruptly, but her legacy remains

In the Middle East, words escape prison walls to inspire freedom and hope

"Why is our homeland so small and tight, and why am I considered a criminal or an enemy that threatens it!”

A new ‘cyber defence’ system in Oman raises human rights concerns

Migrant workers face racism and rampant human rights violations across the Gulf

Impact of COVID-19 containment measures on human rights and civil liberties in the Middle East

The plight of Kuwait's stateless community: Silenced and deprived of human rights

Jailed Emirati activist Ahmed Mansoor's life is at risk, after six weeks on hunger strike

A lethal combination: How MENA governments use cybercrime laws and spyware to target activists

Gulf governments continue to deploy cybercrime laws as an arbitrary legal cover to target target human rights defenders.

Saudi Arabia, a United Nations Human Rights Council Member, Continues Rights Crackdown

"The General Assembly is supposed to take into account the contribution of candidate States that seek membership to the HRC in the promotion and protection of human rights."