Samia Abbou talks about her husband Mohammed Abbou
By: Sameer Padania
Posted: Sep 10 07
Witnessed: 341 times
Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Madagascar, Norvège, Tunisie
Anthropologie légale, Conflit armé, Détention, Discrimination, Enfants soldats, Liberté d’opinion et d’expression
political prisoner, prisoner, Tunisia
Mohammed Abbou who is serving a 3 year prison sentence for publishing an article on a banned website criticizing the human rights situation in Tunisia
Resources
Bloggers emboldened by Nathaniel Tan's detention
The blogging community was taken aback by the arrest of PKR's staff, Nathaniel Tan on Friday July 13....
Madagascar, Malaisie, Moldavie
Anthropologie légale, Arrestation arbitraire, Conflit armé
Burma Army Attacked Protestors Near Sula on 27th Sep., 07
This video clip was taken by a civilian journalist on September 27, 2007 north of Sule Pagoda in Rangoon where Japanese journalist Kenji Nagai was shot in the chest by Burmese soldiers....
Birmanie, Islande, Madagascar
Anthropologie légale, Brutalité policière, Conflit armé
Crisis in Burma- War zone, where only one side has guns
This video report the arrested monk in Burma. (till September 30, 2007)
Birmanie, Caymen, Islande
Anthropologie légale, Conflit armé, Crimes contre l’humanité
EngageMedia
Our core aims are
* To assist individuals and groups producing thought-provoking and informative media focused on social and environmental issues distribute their work.
Madagascar, Norvège
Détention, Elections, Enfants soldats
Breakthrough
Breakthrough is an international human rights organization that uses education, pop culture and original media to promote values of dignity, equality and justice.
Albanie, Etats-Unis d'Amérique, Inde
Anthropologie légale, Détention, Discrimination raciale
Americans for Informed Democracy
Who We Are: The Big Picture
Etats-Unis d'Amérique, Suisse
Anthropologie légale, Détention, Education
Books Not Bars
Books Not Bars fights to redirect California's resources away from youth incarceration and towards youth opportunities....
Etats-Unis d'Amérique, Russie
Anthropologie légale, Détention, Enfants soldats
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