Niger

February 27, 2018

Algeria: New Wave of Deportations

Algerian authorities have rounded up hundreds of sub-Saharan Africans since January 2018, including women and children, expelling many of them to Niger, Human Rights Watch said today. The authorities have deprived those arrested of their right to challenge their detention and possible deportation, people who were arrested told Human Rights Watch.

Cameroon

February 27, 2018 News Release

Algeria: New Wave of Deportations
Business

November 21, 2014 Commentary

The Dangerous Work of Defending Transparency

Lisa Misol

Published In: The International Service for Human Rights
International Justice

September 16, 2011 Commentary

Libya: Burkina Faso and Niger Back Gaddafi's Victims

Elise Keppler
Associate Director, International Justice Program

Published In: AllAfrica

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Borderline Slavery

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Submission to the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child concerning Niger
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African Civil Society Urges African States Parties to the Rome Statute to Reaffirm Their Commitment to the ICC
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Letter to US Secretary of State Colin Powell on US Bully Tactics against the International Criminal Court
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Daily Brief

September 20, 2019

Global climate strike; abusive evictions in Kenya's Mau Forest; Congolese warlord sought by the International Criminal Court has been killed; European Parliament adopts a strong resolution on Myanmar's cleansing campaign against Rohingya; Britain should practice what it preaches; and Human Rights Watch and four other plaintiffs appeal US law that imposes criminal liability for online speech about sex work.