Tunisian President Kais Saied is intensifying his campaign against Leader of Ennahda party, Ghannouchi, wielding the courts as a weapon in a shocking ruling that has alarmed both Tunisians and international human rights groups.

A mounting health crisis and growing public anger have gripped Agadir, a city in central Morocco, as residents took to the streets to protest what they described as “catastrophic” and even “deadly” healthcare services.

Over two years of relentless Israeli bombardment and mass killings in Gaza, only a handful of protests and small vigils have been held by ’48 Palestinians, mostly emerging in the later stages of the aggression.

On September 8, 2025, Egypt’s National Council for Human Rights issued a statement urging head of the Egyptian regime Abdel Fattah el-Sisi to consider granting a presidential pardon to a number of detainees, including Alaa Abdel Fattah.

In Egypt’s prisons, the authoritarian regime systematically kills scientists, academics, and intellectuals through medical neglect and arbitrary detention, targeting independent minds as threats to its control.