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The Age of Emirati Impunity in Washington

February 12, 2025

Egypt: Immediately Release Mohamed Ahmed Hasan Thabet, 73, After Over Five Years of Arbitrary Detention

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Abusing Terrorism Laws to Target Egypt's Business Community: The Arbitrary Detention and Rights Violations of Mohamed Ahmed Hassan Thabet

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January 29, 2025

Groups Call for Unconditional Release of Saudi Activist, Salma al-Shehab, After Sentence Reduction

January 16, 2025

Saudi Arabia Must Not Extradite Peaceful Protester to Egypt, Where He Would Face Torture

December 6, 2024

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What Trump's 'Cruel' Halt to Foreign Aid Means for Yemen

February 14, 2025

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The Age of Emirati Impunity in Washington

February 12, 2025

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Trump's Geopolitical Blackmail of Jordan Puts King Abdullah in a Bind

February 11, 2025

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Democracy In Exile

What Trump's 'Cruel' Halt to Foreign Aid Means for Yemen

February 14, 2025

Democracy In Exile

The Age of Emirati Impunity in Washington

February 12, 2025

Egypt: Immediately Release Mohamed Ahmed Hasan Thabet, 73, After Over Five Years of Arbitrary Detention

February 12, 2025

Tag: Saudi Arabia

Microsoft Should Suspend Data Center Plans in Saudi Arabia, Groups Say

China's Uyghur Repression

Middle Eastern Autocrats Are Abetting China's Transnational Repression of Uyghurs

In this photo provided by Ibrahim Almadi to CNN, Saad Ibrahim Almadi sits in a restaurant in an unidentified place, in the United States, on August 2021.

Saudi Arabia: Lift Travel Ban on US Citizen Released from Saudi Prison

ISTANBUL, TURKEY - 2022/02/04: Zeynure Obul, wife of Idris Hasan who is jailed in Morocco and faces extradition back to China, seen during the demonstration.
Hundreds of Uyghurs living in Istanbul, Turkey protested close to the Chinese consulate calling for a boycott of the Winter Olympics in Beijing which opened Friday, February 4. (Photo by Nicholas Muller/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

Democracy In Exile

Politically Motivated Extraditions Are Abetting Transnational Repression

February 28, 2023

Photo taken in Qasr An Nasriyah, Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia: Saudi Prosecutor Seeks Death Penalty against 10 Former Judges for "High Treason"

February 27, 2023

Democracy In Exile

The Case for Reparations to the Victims of Yemen's War

February 2, 2023

Democracy In Exile

How China Is Exporting 'High-Tech Authoritarianism' to the Middle East

December 5, 2022

Saudi Arabia, main oil pipeline, car driving by at dusk. Northeastern Saudi Arabia near Iraqi border, 1985.

The Climate Case Against Arming Saudi Arabia

November 15, 2022

Bulldozers demolish buildings on March 14, 2022, as part of a $20 billion clearance and construction government project that stands to displace half-a-million people in Saudi Arabia's second city Jeddah. - The demolitions risk fuelling anti-government sentiment in the 30-plus neighbourhoods that have been targeted, many of which housed a mix of Saudis and foreigners from other Arab countries and Asia. Evicted residents had been living in the homes for up to 60 years, said ALan NGO. Some were driven out when their power and water was cut off, or threatened with jail for disobeying an eviction order, it added. (Photo by AFP) (Photo by -/AFP via Getty Images)

The Jeddah Demolitions: Forced Evictions and Neighborhood Destruction Put More than a Million Residents at Risk

October 17, 2022

Democracy In Exile

The OPEC+ Oil Cut and the Lessons of Imperial Overreach

October 13, 2022

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