Women Journalists Without Chains (WJWC) calls for the urgent and unconditional release of Egyptian translator and activist Marwa Arafa (32), whose health has reached a life-threatening stage after more than five years of unlawful detention.

The death of Syrian detainee Osama al-Jaour inside Lebanon’s notorious Roumieh Prison has ignited widespread alarm over the plight of thousands of prisoners enduring inhumane conditions in the country’s overcrowded detention centers.

Shocking allegations of abuse inside Yemen’s Political Security Branch in Marib Governorate have surfaced following testimony from former detainee Manea Suleiman, prompting calls for an urgent investigation.

A new report by “Journalists Without Chains” reveals that the United Arab Emirates’ Federal Law No. (7) of 2014 on Combating Terrorist Crimes, along with its amendments, is being used as a systematic tool to suppress peaceful opposition and civil society, leading to serious human rights violations.

A young man was shot and killed by security forces in the city of Tarim, Wadi Hadhramaut, during the early hours of Thursday, August 31, as authorities moved to disperse peaceful protests denouncing worsening living conditions and prolonged power outages across the governorate.

Women Journalists Without Chains (WJWC) has condemned the ongoing indiscriminate shelling by the Houthi militia on residential neighborhoods,