The Netherlands-based foundation for human rights in the Arab world, Rights Radar (RR), called on the United Nations to urgently intervene and stop the killing of detainees and journalists in Yemen, which reached a very serious level amid the silence of the United Nations.
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Rights Radar strives to promote the rights of refugees and support everything that would provide material and moral assistance to them to obtain seamlessly integrated rights in the society that hosts them and get their human rights without discrimination. Rights Radar believes that refugees have to obtain the basic human rights, including education, health care and employment opportunities. Rights Radar believes that the right to freedom of media, justice and the rights of women, children, disabled people and refugees are among the basic rights and they are considered the main areas of the organization's work and activities.
Yemen: rights radar calls on the un to urgently put an end to the killing of detainees and journalists
The Netherlands-based foundation for human rights in the Arab world, Rights Radar (RR), called on the United Nations to urgently intervene and stop the killing of detainees and journalists in Yemen, which reached a very serious level amid the silence of the United Nations.
Yemen: rights radar warns against the repression of freedom of expression and the destruction of journalism in the south of Yemen
The in the Netherlands based foundation for human rights in the Arab world, Rights Radar (RR), has warned against the repression of freedom of expression and the destruction of journalism in Southern Yemen. That part of the country is under the control of the government, but heavily influenced by United Arab Emirates’ forces.
Yemen: 113 detainees killed under torture in houthi prisons
The Netherlands based foundation for Human Rights in the Arab world, Rights Radar (RR), announced that 113 detainees have been killed in Yemen under torture inside detention centers run by the Ansarallah (Houthi) rebel group since 21 September 2014. Some cases may be qualified as war crimes.
