The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information denounces the gross violations to freedom of expression in Syria

The Arabic network for Human Rights Information condemned today the ongoing arrest of activists and opinion makers in Syria, condemning at the same time both the Arab and the international silence towards the systematic human rights violations committed against Syrian attempting to kill their revolution against injustice, corruption and dictatorship.

(RSF/IFEX) - 30 December 2011 - As the Arab League observer mission continues in Syria, Reporters Without Borders is relieved to learn that Jehad Jamal, a blogger also known as "Milan" who was last arrested on 14 October, was finally released yesterday evening.

(Tripoli, Libya) - When I first met Mustafa Abdel-Jalil, now the chairman of Libya's Transitional National Council, in April 2009, he was the beleaguered justice minister in Muammar el-Qaddafi's Libya, virtually the sole brave voice among senior officials demanding accountability from the country's security services.

ANHRI denounces the tragic situation of freedom of opinion and expression

ANHRI condemns all forms of consecutive attacks on journalists in Syria, such as murder, physical assault, and detention. ANHRI also condemns the extreme slowdown of the Arab League and the international community at the implementation of the necessary procedures to protect civilians and opinion makers from the repression of the Syrian illegitimate regime.