What decided the outcome of 'socialism with a human face' was not the strength of reform launched from above, but the gap that opened between the Dubček government's reforms and the mass movement they set in motion — and the leadership's repeated choice to close that gap by restraining the movement rather than by breaking with Moscow. The reform itself had deep roots: two decades in which Czechoslovakia's Communist Party had barely been touched by the de-Stalinisation under way elsewhere (…)

Vendredi 7 août 11h00 au siège de l'Association Marocaine des droits Humains Rabat. L'Association Marocaine des Droits Humains (AMDH) et la Coordination Européenne pour les Droits Humains au Maroc organisent une conférence de presse afin de mettre en lumière les graves développements que connaît la question de la migration et de l'asile aux points de passage frontaliers des villes occupées de Ceuta et Melilla L'Association Marocaine des Droits Humains, aux côtés de ses sections des deux (…)

The countries of the Arabic-speaking region experienced floods last winter (Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Oman, Saudi Arabia). Six months later, the region is experiencing extreme temperatures: from 40° to 50° in the Maghreb and 50° and more in Iraq and the Arabian Peninsula, with an average of 35° in Gaza (meaning 50° in tents). Deaths due to the heatwave are estimated to be in the hundreds in Tunisia. Forest fires are raging in Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia (…)