Hundreds of Eritrean refugees in Libya, who fled their country to escape oppression, are currently detained in Libya in various detention facilities. They now face deportation to Eritrea and the possibility of ill treatment and torture.
On the 12th anniversary of the worst atrocity on European soil since the Second World War, IHRC is concerned at the international community’s responses.
A Briefing detailing the plight of the detainees who have never been charged or tried in court and are being held facing impending deportation to Eritrea where they may be subjected to ill-treatment and torture.
IHRC’s concern over the inacuracies in the report and perpetuation of stereotypes.Â
On Wednesday 28th March 2007 at about 4.00 a.m. early morning some 40
members of the Metropolitan Police with at least a dozen armed officers
raided 5 homes in Tower Hamlet and 2 in Newham…
A Cageprisoners conference to mark 2000 days of the existence of Guantanamo Bay and the ongoing imprisonment of Shaker and others
For as long as we can remember ‘Women’s Lib’, Feminism, ‘Girl Power’, and a whole range of other terminology has described a struggle women have pursued across the globe for many decades. A debate for the ‘Muslim woman’ and the ‘Western woman’.
