Civil society across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region is now more capable to use international standards to solve local problems related to land and natural resource management. An indicator of this progress
Published : 10 November 2017From Africa to the World: Struggling for Human Rights to Housing, Land and the City Mid-October 2017, Nairobi was host to an intense engagement on housing rights, social justice and the right to the city. This
Published : 07 November 2017Saudi Arabia might recognize Israel because of NEOM The half-a-trillion-dollar initiative to build a tristate city at the Saudi, Egyptian, and Jordanian border in the Gulf of Aqaba will more than likely lead to Riyadh recognizing
Published : 26 October 2017On 25–27 October 2017, HIC’s Housing and Land Rights Network will organize the 6th round of its Land Forum for the Middle East/North Africa in Tunis. This time, the periodic HIC Middle East/North Africa event
Published : 25 October 2017Eight European Union countries wrote an official protest letter to Israel, demanding over €30,000 ($35,400) in compensation for confiscating and demolishing structures and infrastructure which the countries had built in Area C of the West
Published : 19 October 2017`The threats continue’: murder of retired couple chills fellow activists in Turkey. The killing of two activists who successfully campaigned to shut down a mine has shocked environmentalists in Turkey who fear their deaths will
Published : 18 October 2017Residents of Fattis Mansions on the corner of Jeppe and Harrison Street in the Johannesburg CBD were forcefully evicted by close to 200 Red Ants on Wednesday. The eviction, which affected dozens of people, started
Published : 14 October 2017The Human Rights Council adopts Universal Periodic Review outcomes of Morocco, while the participating States evade the kingdom’s occupation of Western Sahara. However, in the May 2017 full review, Iceland, Ireland, Mexico, Mozambique, Namibia, Norway,
Published : 21 September 2017On 18 September 2017, Algeria celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Mine Ban Treaty by destroying its last antipersonnel landmines. The International Campaign to Ban Landmines congratulates Algeria for fulfilling treaty obligation. Algeria had reported retaining 5,970
Published : 19 September 2017