“Nafas” has emerged as a civic and political movement bringing together political and rights figures across party and ideological lines, while pursuing a different tactical approach from the opposition movements that emerged after Saied’s July 25, 2021, coup.

A proposed EU–Israel data-sharing deal could give Israeli authorities access to sensitive European data, raising serious legal and human-rights concerns over its use against Palestinians.

Mauritania faces growing public anger over the repeated detention and reported abuses of its citizens in Mali, as families and political and academic voices demand stronger diplomatic action from Nouakchott amid deep cross-border ties and persistent security risks.

As fighting intensifies across Darfur and reports of mass killings, sexual violence, and ethnically motivated detentions continue to mount, covert field teams are quietly gathering evidence from areas that remain largely inaccessible to journalists and human rights organizations.

Tunisia is experiencing a dark political period under Kais Saied's rule, prompting a number of prominent political and human rights figures to issue a call for change from within their prison cells.