Produced by the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies, this report documents and analyzes significant human rights developments in the Arab region during 2008, with a particular focus on several key countries. The report largely focuses on significant legislative developments and practices relating to political participation, freedom of opinion and expression, freedom of religion and belief, and peaceful assembly and association. From Exporting Terrorism to Exporting Repression: Human Rights in the Arab Region reviews the main human rights developments in 12 Arab countries: Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Sudan, Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Yemen. Read more...
Abstract: Produced by the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies, this report documents and analyzes significant human rights developments in the Arab region during 2008, with a particular focus on several key countries. The report largely focuses on significant legislative developments and practices relating to political participation, freedom of opinion and expression, freedom of religion and belief, and peaceful assembly and association. From Exporting Terrorism to Exporting Repression: Human Rights in the Arab Region reviews the main human rights developments in 12 Arab countries: Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Sudan, Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Yemen

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Content: Report Summary: Deterioration of HumanRights: Reform Faces a Dead End --
Part I: Human Rights Situation in the Arab World --
Chapter I Occupied States or States in Armed Conflicts --
1- Iraq: An Uncertain Future --
2- The Occupied Palestinian Territories: Between theSickle of OccupationandHammer of Internal Conflict --
3- Sudan: When Civil War Becomes aTool for State Control --
4- Yemen: ATaleof TwoWars:OneAgainst Sadah, theOther Against Human Rights --
5- Lebanon: HumanRightsAmidst Regional andInternational Challenges --
(6) Chapter II Status of Human Rights and Democracy --
1- Egypt: The Counter-Attack on Reformists --
2-Tunisia: ContinuedHumanRightsViolations under an Authoritarian Police State --
3- Algeria: Back to Terrorism: TheFailureof theReconciliationProcess --
4- Morocco: Ambivalence after Progress --
5- Syria: Human Rights under the Heel of Military Intelligence --
6- The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: WhenMedieval StandardsRule21st Century Societies --
7- Bahrain: Illusions of ReformShattered --
Part II: Arab States Performance at the Regional And International Mechanisms --
1- The States of the Arab League: A Shield for Human Rights Violations, War Criminals and Military Coups --
2- Marginalizing Human Rights and Civil Society: Arab Governments andtheMechanismsof theEuro-MediterraneanPartnership --
3- The Exportation of Repression: Arab StatesPerformance at theHumanRightsCouncil --
Part III: Arab Culture Transformation.. AHuman Rights Perspective / Dr. Mohamed Al Sayed Saeed --
Annex: The Second Independence, Towards an Initiative for Political Reform in the Arab World

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