UN Warns Mali’s Political Ban Deepens Democratic Backslide
Amid growing unease over democratic regression in Mali, United Nations human rights experts have sharply criticized on Thursday May 8 the country’s military-led government for […]
Articles by Geraldine Boechat
US Court Halts Controversial Deportation Plan to Libya Amid Legal and Human Rights Concerns
A United States federal judge has issued a temporary injunction blocking the Trump Administration’s attempt to deport migrants to Libya, raising serious legal and ethical […]
Mali Suspends Political Parties Amid Pro-Democracy Unrest
Mali’s military-led Government has indefinitely suspended on May 7 all political party and association activities, citing “public order” concerns, just days after hundreds of pro-democracy […]
Rwanda Confirms Early Talks with U.S. on Migrant Relocation Deal
In a move that could reshape global migration diplomacy, Rwanda has confirmed that it is in preliminary talks with the United States to receive migrants […]
Moroccan jurists defend, before 29th World Law Congress, Autonomy Plan for the Sahara as a credible & realistic settlement
A delegation of Moroccan legal experts took part at the 29th World Law Congress held in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, May 4-6. The congress, held […]
US Pursues Complex Strategy to Secure African Resources
The United States is deploying a multifaceted approach in Africa that combines economic investments, security cooperation, and diplomatic mediation to secure access to strategic resources […]
Gabon’s Transitional Chapter Closes as PM Ndong Sima Bows Out with Honour
In a move steeped in symbolism and constitutional adherence, Gabon’s transitional Prime Minister, Raymond Ndong Sima, formally submitted his resignation on Sunday, May 4, marking […]
Morocco to set up a university for deaf people, deaf-related professions, in partnership with US Gallaudet University
Morocco is gearing towards the establishment of a university entirely dedicated to deaf people and deaf-related professions, in partnership between the Lalla hasnaa foundation and […]
UN Extends South Sudan Peacekeeping Mandate as Leadership Rift Deepens
In a climate of mounting political turbulence, the United Nations Security Council has granted a temporary extension of the mandate for the United Nations Mission […]
Caution as DRC and Rwanda Set to Sign Peace Agreement Amid Continued Tensions
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda are working toward a peace agreement aimed at ending the violent conflict in eastern Congo, with both […]