Niger
October 9, 2020
Algeria: Migrants, Asylum Seekers Forced Out
Algerian authorities expelled thousands of migrants and asylum seekers to Niger during waves of roundups of mostly sub-Saharan Africans across at least nine cities in recent weeks, Human Rights Watch said today. Security personnel have separated children from their families during mass arrests, stripped migrants and asylum seekers of their belongings, and failed to allow them to challenge their removal or screen them for refugee status. Scores of asylum seekers registered with the United Nations refugee agency, UNHCR, are among those arrested, with several already expelled.
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Children's Rights
Attacks on Students, Teachers, and Schools Surge in Africa’s SahelSeptember 8, 2020
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Policy Paralysis
A Call for Action on HIV/AIDS-Related Human Rights Abuses Against Women and Girls in Africa
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News
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Algeria: Migrants, Asylum Seekers Forced Out
Thousands, Including Children, Expelled to Niger Without Due Process
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Attacks on Students, Teachers, and Schools Surge in Africa’s Sahel
First International Day to Protect Education from Attack Addresses Violations Globally
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Submission to the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights concerning Niger
63rd plenary session
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Submission to the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child concerning Niger
79th pre-sessional working group
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African Al Qaeda Should Stop Targeting Civilians
Algeria Summit States Should Urge End to Murders, Kidnappings
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