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Syria: Release of human rights defenders Hammam Haddad and Bahrouz Yousif

Front Line welcomes the release of human rights defenders Hammam Haddad and Bahrouz Yousif.  Read More

Tunisia: Release of human rights defender Slim Boukhdir

Front Line welcomes the release of human rights defender and journalist Slim Boukhdir on 21 July 2008. Slim Boukhdir was arrested on 26 November 2007 and sentenced to one year's imprisonment on 18 January 2008. He was detained in Sfax prison, 230 kilometres south of Tunis. His release comes four months before the end of his sentence.  Read More

Bahrain: Release of three human rights defenders

Front Line welcomes the release of three human rights defenders: Shaker Mohammed Abdul- Hussein Abdul-Aal, Majid Salman Ibrahim Al-Haddad, and Nader Ali Ahmad Al-Salatna. The three men are members of the Unemployment Committee. They were among eleven human rights defenders arrested between 21 and 28 December 2007 by the Special Security Forces (SFF) following demonstrations which were held on 17 December 2007, in Manama and other regions in Bahrain, in which a protester, Ali Jessam Mekki, was killed. Eight other human rights defenders remain in detention.  Read More

Uzbekistan: Prominent human rights defender Karim Bozorboyev released from prison

Prominent Uzbek human rights defender Karim Bozorboyev has been released from prison, just a month after he was sentenced to more than six years for fraud, a colleague said Friday 04/01/2007.  Read More

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