Human Rights
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Facing Hurdles: The Uncertain Path of the Saudi-Israeli Normalization Pact
Watan – Recent remarks from Saudi and Israeli leaders suggest a potential historic normalization deal is nearing, even as challenges…
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Bahraini Activist’s Daughter, Maryam Al-Khawaja, Defies King and Plans Return to Support Jailed Father
Watan – In a bold move that has caught the attention of human rights organizations worldwide, Maryam Al-Khawaja, daughter of…
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Saudi Arabia Executes More, Igniting Human Rights Outcry
Watan- Saudi Arabia continues to defy international human rights norms by carrying out executions, the latest being the execution of…
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Leaks from Egyptian Prisons: Disturbing Footage of Muslim Brotherhood Leaders
Watan- In a recent revelation, Egyptian opposition figure, Ali Hussein Mehdi, released a series of videos described as leaked footage…
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Six Years On: The Echoes of Saudi Arabia’s September Arrests
It’s been six years since Saudi Arabia’s sweeping arrests in September, which saw prominent scholars, thinkers, activists, and academics incarcerated.…
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Saudi Arabia’s Disturbing Execution Tally: A Deep Dive into the Kingdom’s Death Penalty Surge
Watan- In a concerning trend, Saudi Arabia has executed over 100 individuals this year, according to Amnesty International. This revelation…
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Torture in Bahraini Prisons: A Terrifying Testimony from a Political Prisoner
Human rights organizations have urgently called on Bahraini authorities to take immediate action to save the lives of hunger-striking prisoners…
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