At least 36 civilians from the Afar ethnic group have been killed by government soldiers between 3 and 10 March in the north of the country. There has been renewed ...
1. Mexico: Summary executions prompt call for protection of human rights; 2. United Nations: Commissioner heralds new era of hope; 3. Afghanistan: Women and children ...
The first seven of the above people, all civilians, were reportedly killed on 1 January 1994 by government troops in Day district, reportedly in reprisal for ...
1. Algeria: Amnesty International calls on armed Islamist opposition groups to end killing of Algerian and foreign civilians. 2. Djibouti: Release of Ali Aref Bourhan ...
Mohamed Houmed Soulleh was provisionally released on 10 November 1993, pending judgement on the appeal against his sentence, which will be passed on 8 December.
Mohamed Houmed Soulleh was taken to court on 18 October to face charges of defaming the Minister of Defence and spreading false information. As president of the ...
Mohamed Houmed Soulleh began a hunger strike on 11 October in protest against his continued detention and treatment in prison. A provisional order for his release ...
1. Togo: Massive human rights violations continuing despite political reform. 2. Djibouti: AI urges inquiry into killings and other army abuses and calls for release ...
Mohamed Houmed Souleh, president of the Association pour la defense des droits de l'homme et des libertes (ADDHL) and a former member of parliament, was arrested ...
The six men named above are among dozens of unarmed civilians who were shot dead by the security forces in early September 1993 in Tadjourah district. Members of ...
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