To make way for Ukrainian refugees, France is throwing dozens of non-European youths out of shelter
We are immensely concerned by reports about two shelters in Essonne and Pantin, France removing their non-European residents to make way for Ukrainian refugees, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a statement today. Such policies are discriminatory, inhumane, and must be promptly reversed.
Last week, nearly fifty young foreigners from Guinea, Mali, and Afghanistan were reportedly informed by the prefecture that they would be imminently kicked out of their shelter in Essonne to make way for incoming Ukrainian refugees. Without being provided an alternative, the youth, some of whom are minors, said they would end up homeless. This has led to the disruption of educational activities attended by the youth in question as well as threatening their general well-being and mental health. The incident comes shortly after 60 Afghans have reportedly been kicked out of their shelter in the Ibis hotel in Pantin in order to clear space for Ukrainian refugees.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5032
We are immensely concerned by reports about two shelters in Essonne and Pantin, France removing their non-European residents to make way for Ukrainian refugees, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a statement today. Such policies are discriminatory, inhumane, and must be promptly reversed.
Last week, nearly fifty young foreigners from Guinea, Mali, and Afghanistan were reportedly informed by the prefecture that they would be imminently kicked out of their shelter in Essonne to make way for incoming Ukrainian refugees. Without being provided an alternative, the youth, some of whom are minors, said they would end up homeless. This has led to the disruption of educational activities attended by the youth in question as well as threatening their general well-being and mental health. The incident comes shortly after 60 Afghans have reportedly been kicked out of their shelter in the Ibis hotel in Pantin in order to clear space for Ukrainian refugees.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5032
Euro-Med Monitor's We Are Not Numbers project celebrates graduation of new batch of writers
On March 31, 2022, We Are Not Numbers held a graduation party in Gaza. The project, which Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor established in 2015, aims to tell the stories behind the numbers of dead and injured on the news.
The project celebrated the graduation of 54 young male and female Palestinian writers from the Gaza Strip and other locations around the world. WANN implements two recruitments a year and provides participants with six months of training about human rights, basic writing skills, creative writing, debating and addressing Western audiences. What distinguishes the project is that it connects Palestinians with native speakers and English language specialists as their mentors.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5039
On March 31, 2022, We Are Not Numbers held a graduation party in Gaza. The project, which Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor established in 2015, aims to tell the stories behind the numbers of dead and injured on the news.
The project celebrated the graduation of 54 young male and female Palestinian writers from the Gaza Strip and other locations around the world. WANN implements two recruitments a year and provides participants with six months of training about human rights, basic writing skills, creative writing, debating and addressing Western audiences. What distinguishes the project is that it connects Palestinians with native speakers and English language specialists as their mentors.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5039
Killing 4 children in Syrian regime bombardment may amount to war crime
The relevant United Nations bodies and the international community share a large part of the responsibility for the Syrian regime's continued human rights violations, including the recent killing of four children in the Idlib countryside on Monday, Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor said in a statement.
The Syrian regime forces have targeted the town of Maarat al-Na'san in the Idlib countryside, northern Syria, with a number of heavy artillery shells, killing four children and wounding others as they were on their way back from school.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5041
The relevant United Nations bodies and the international community share a large part of the responsibility for the Syrian regime's continued human rights violations, including the recent killing of four children in the Idlib countryside on Monday, Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor said in a statement.
The Syrian regime forces have targeted the town of Maarat al-Na'san in the Idlib countryside, northern Syria, with a number of heavy artillery shells, killing four children and wounding others as they were on their way back from school.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5041
Euro-Med Monitor hosts webinar on Double Standards At EU Borders
Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor hosted an important and timely webinar on Monday to discuss human displacement and racial discrimination, to affirm the humanity and dignity of all asylum seekers pursuing equal rights, and to advocate for the provision of safe routes for all migrants and asylum seekers, regardless of race, religion, or nationality.
The webinar was titled “Double Standards at EU Borders” and moderated by Euro-Med Monitor's Migration and Asylum Researcher Michela Pugliese, and brought together two experts, Boston University professor Heba Gowayed and human rights activist Anna Alboth. The speakers examined the contrast between the legitimate rush to help Ukraine civilians and the widespread disregard for all other human tragedies occurring at the same European borders, from the Belarusian-Polish border to the Mediterranean Sea, from the Balkan route to the English Channel.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5045
Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor hosted an important and timely webinar on Monday to discuss human displacement and racial discrimination, to affirm the humanity and dignity of all asylum seekers pursuing equal rights, and to advocate for the provision of safe routes for all migrants and asylum seekers, regardless of race, religion, or nationality.
The webinar was titled “Double Standards at EU Borders” and moderated by Euro-Med Monitor's Migration and Asylum Researcher Michela Pugliese, and brought together two experts, Boston University professor Heba Gowayed and human rights activist Anna Alboth. The speakers examined the contrast between the legitimate rush to help Ukraine civilians and the widespread disregard for all other human tragedies occurring at the same European borders, from the Belarusian-Polish border to the Mediterranean Sea, from the Balkan route to the English Channel.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5045
Syria: 8,000 IDPs in Rukban camp need urgent humanitarian intervention
All concerned parties should take urgent action to provide relief support to the displaced Syrians in the al-Rukban camp on Syria's southern border with Jordan as the humanitarian crisis intensifies with the depletion of basic materials, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a statement.
More than 8,000 displaced Syrians in the al-Rukban camp are suffering extremely poor living conditions as the Syrian regime forces besiege the camp, preventing the entry of basic materials and living necessities. In addition, Jordan closed its side of the border, and the international coalition forces that control the camp in the 55-kilometer area refuse to provide any humanitarian assistance to the displaced.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5048
All concerned parties should take urgent action to provide relief support to the displaced Syrians in the al-Rukban camp on Syria's southern border with Jordan as the humanitarian crisis intensifies with the depletion of basic materials, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a statement.
More than 8,000 displaced Syrians in the al-Rukban camp are suffering extremely poor living conditions as the Syrian regime forces besiege the camp, preventing the entry of basic materials and living necessities. In addition, Jordan closed its side of the border, and the international coalition forces that control the camp in the 55-kilometer area refuse to provide any humanitarian assistance to the displaced.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5048
Saudi Arabia: Arrest campaign against judges raises multi-directional concerns
The Saudi Arabian authorities have launched an arrest campaign that affected several judges working in the Court of First Instance, the Court of Appeal, and the Supreme Court in the Kingdom, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a statement expressing grave concern.
The Saudi State Security Service detained an unspecified number of court judges a few days ago, according to reports. In most cases, the security forces stormed the judges' workplaces and took them to unknown destinations without informing them of the reasons for their arrest or ensuring that proper legal procedures were followed.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5056
The Saudi Arabian authorities have launched an arrest campaign that affected several judges working in the Court of First Instance, the Court of Appeal, and the Supreme Court in the Kingdom, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a statement expressing grave concern.
The Saudi State Security Service detained an unspecified number of court judges a few days ago, according to reports. In most cases, the security forces stormed the judges' workplaces and took them to unknown destinations without informing them of the reasons for their arrest or ensuring that proper legal procedures were followed.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5056
Israel killed five times as many Palestinians in 2022 than it killed in the same period in 2021
Israeli forces have significantly escalated the killing and repression of Palestinians in the West Bank and East Jerusalem during the past several days, following a green light from the political officials in Israel, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said.
Euro-Med Monitor's field team documented the killing of 18 Palestinians in the first half of this month, most of whom were killed following statements by Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett on 8 April, granting a mandate to the Israeli army to wage an unrelenting war on what was he described as terrorism.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5059
Israeli forces have significantly escalated the killing and repression of Palestinians in the West Bank and East Jerusalem during the past several days, following a green light from the political officials in Israel, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said.
Euro-Med Monitor's field team documented the killing of 18 Palestinians in the first half of this month, most of whom were killed following statements by Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett on 8 April, granting a mandate to the Israeli army to wage an unrelenting war on what was he described as terrorism.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5059
Ukraine’s detention of dozens of migrants during war is inhumane, unjustifiable
Black and brown migrants still trapped in an immigration detention centre in Ukraine with no possibility of release are at grave risk of being attacked due to officials’ negligence, warned Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor in a statement today. This neglect is yet another reflection of the dreadful double standard with regard to the protection of civilians during war.
At least 45 people appear to remain confined in Zhuravychi Migrant Accommodation Centre, a former army barracks situated in a pine forest in Ukraine’s northwestern Volyn province. The barracks were converted into a migrant detention centre in 2007 with European Union funds.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5062
Black and brown migrants still trapped in an immigration detention centre in Ukraine with no possibility of release are at grave risk of being attacked due to officials’ negligence, warned Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor in a statement today. This neglect is yet another reflection of the dreadful double standard with regard to the protection of civilians during war.
At least 45 people appear to remain confined in Zhuravychi Migrant Accommodation Centre, a former army barracks situated in a pine forest in Ukraine’s northwestern Volyn province. The barracks were converted into a migrant detention centre in 2007 with European Union funds.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5062
Migrant drownings in the Mediterranean continue: disgraceful moral failure by governments of countries of origin, destination
The continued indifference towards the increasing loss of life resulting from the sinking of migrant and asylum seekers’ boats in the Mediterranean reflects a catastrophic moral failure of all parties involved, Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor said Sunday in a statement.
A small wooden boat carrying 35 migrants and asylum seekers capsized off the coast of the Libyan city of Sabratha last Friday. Six bodies were recovered, and 29 still are missing. All are likely to have perished, as chances of survival are low and official rescue missions in the area are absent.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5066
The continued indifference towards the increasing loss of life resulting from the sinking of migrant and asylum seekers’ boats in the Mediterranean reflects a catastrophic moral failure of all parties involved, Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor said Sunday in a statement.
A small wooden boat carrying 35 migrants and asylum seekers capsized off the coast of the Libyan city of Sabratha last Friday. Six bodies were recovered, and 29 still are missing. All are likely to have perished, as chances of survival are low and official rescue missions in the area are absent.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5066
Lebanon: Investigate migrant boat capsizing incident off Tripoli coast
A boat carrying 75 migrants and asylum seekers has capsized off the coast of Tripoli, northern Lebanon, resulting in the death and loss of a number of them. The Lebanese authorities should open an urgent and independent investigation into the incident, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said Sunday in a statement.
The boat, carrying families, set off at about 7:30 p.m. local time from the Qalamoun region towards the Italian coast and sank less than half an hour later, as Lebanese forces boats rammed the boat, according to a survivors' testimonies.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5070
A boat carrying 75 migrants and asylum seekers has capsized off the coast of Tripoli, northern Lebanon, resulting in the death and loss of a number of them. The Lebanese authorities should open an urgent and independent investigation into the incident, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said Sunday in a statement.
The boat, carrying families, set off at about 7:30 p.m. local time from the Qalamoun region towards the Italian coast and sank less than half an hour later, as Lebanese forces boats rammed the boat, according to a survivors' testimonies.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5070
Denmark’s exclusive clinics for Ukrainians is another discriminatory milestone
New medical clinics to cure Ukrainian migrants better and faster are opening in Denmark in stark contrast to the government’s recent discriminatory and unparalleled policies against other non-white refugees, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor warned in a statement today. From its decision to forcibly send Syrian refugees back to Syria to the 3% acceptance rate of Afghans’ asylum claims, the Danish government’s double standards are too flagrant to hide.
The Capital Region of Denmark, Copenhagen, and surrounding areas have partnered up with the General Practitioners’ Organization to establish four medical clinics that will focus solely on treating the growing number of Ukrainian refugees in the country. The first facility opened last week in Nørrebro, a district of Copenhagen, and the remaining three medical centers will start to operate in the next few days, offering services in English with the assistance of interpreters whenever necessary.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5074
New medical clinics to cure Ukrainian migrants better and faster are opening in Denmark in stark contrast to the government’s recent discriminatory and unparalleled policies against other non-white refugees, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor warned in a statement today. From its decision to forcibly send Syrian refugees back to Syria to the 3% acceptance rate of Afghans’ asylum claims, the Danish government’s double standards are too flagrant to hide.
The Capital Region of Denmark, Copenhagen, and surrounding areas have partnered up with the General Practitioners’ Organization to establish four medical clinics that will focus solely on treating the growing number of Ukrainian refugees in the country. The first facility opened last week in Nørrebro, a district of Copenhagen, and the remaining three medical centers will start to operate in the next few days, offering services in English with the assistance of interpreters whenever necessary.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5074
Tunisia: Refugees expelled from accommodation centres, UN suspends aid
Tunisian authorities and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees must work to find a just and dignified solution to the plight of more than 250 refugees and asylum-seekers, including about 60 children, who have been stuck in the country for years, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a statement.
Several refugees and asylum seekers stranded in Tunisia told Euro-Med Monitor that their living conditions have deteriorated in an unprecedented manner since their expulsion from accommodation centres and being cut off from the UNHCR financial aid they had been receiving. Most of them are now homeless, unable to get jobs or access to many basic services.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5075
Tunisian authorities and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees must work to find a just and dignified solution to the plight of more than 250 refugees and asylum-seekers, including about 60 children, who have been stuck in the country for years, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a statement.
Several refugees and asylum seekers stranded in Tunisia told Euro-Med Monitor that their living conditions have deteriorated in an unprecedented manner since their expulsion from accommodation centres and being cut off from the UNHCR financial aid they had been receiving. Most of them are now homeless, unable to get jobs or access to many basic services.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5075
Good news on Euro-Med Monitor's joint efforts towards ceasing human rights violations – April 2022
Since the beginning of the last decade, human rights violations have escalated in the Middle East and North Africa, as people took to the streets to protest against the dire political and economic conditions, and armed conflicts ravaged some countries. Governments in the region have used violent tactics to subdue and silence dissenting voices and systematically targeted political activists and journalists. In April 2022, repressive regimes continued to target peaceful activists and journalists, suppress popular protests, and restrict public freedoms.
In eastern Europe, the Russian-Ukrainian military conflict claimed the lives of hundreds of civilians and caused the displacement of millions of Ukrainians to neighboring countries. The crisis exposed discrimination and double standards by European politicians, officials, journalists, and celebrities, who called for embracing Ukrainian refugees because they share their ethnicity, color, and religion, unlike asylum seekers and migrants from regions outside Europe.
More: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5078
Since the beginning of the last decade, human rights violations have escalated in the Middle East and North Africa, as people took to the streets to protest against the dire political and economic conditions, and armed conflicts ravaged some countries. Governments in the region have used violent tactics to subdue and silence dissenting voices and systematically targeted political activists and journalists. In April 2022, repressive regimes continued to target peaceful activists and journalists, suppress popular protests, and restrict public freedoms.
In eastern Europe, the Russian-Ukrainian military conflict claimed the lives of hundreds of civilians and caused the displacement of millions of Ukrainians to neighboring countries. The crisis exposed discrimination and double standards by European politicians, officials, journalists, and celebrities, who called for embracing Ukrainian refugees because they share their ethnicity, color, and religion, unlike asylum seekers and migrants from regions outside Europe.
More: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5078
Euro-Med project We Are Not Numbers launches Gaza Thinks Initiative
We Are Not Numbers (WANN), a project of Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor, launched the Gaza Thinks Initiative on Sunday under the Rethink, Reconnect the Med Initiative within the EU-funded regional Programme Med Dialogue for Rights and Equality framework.
Due to the siege imposed on the Gaza Strip for more than 15 years, misinformation and wrong stereotypes about the needs and approaches spread among the Palestinian youths in the Gaza Strip. Therefore, the initiative aims to correct such stereotypes and misinformation to find logical and sustainable solutions.
More: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5084
We Are Not Numbers (WANN), a project of Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor, launched the Gaza Thinks Initiative on Sunday under the Rethink, Reconnect the Med Initiative within the EU-funded regional Programme Med Dialogue for Rights and Equality framework.
Due to the siege imposed on the Gaza Strip for more than 15 years, misinformation and wrong stereotypes about the needs and approaches spread among the Palestinian youths in the Gaza Strip. Therefore, the initiative aims to correct such stereotypes and misinformation to find logical and sustainable solutions.
More: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5084
Palestinian Territories: Worrying testimonies of Israel's targeting of Palestinian journalist Shireen Abu Aqla
Palestinian journalist and Al-Jazeera correspondent, Shirin Abu Akleh, was killed Wednesday morning during the Israeli army's storming of Jenin camp, northern West Bank, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a statement expressing utter condemnation.
Abu Akleh, 50, was killed by a bullet in the head during her fieldwork, despite wearing a press vest that clearly distinguished her from others in the area.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5094
Palestinian journalist and Al-Jazeera correspondent, Shirin Abu Akleh, was killed Wednesday morning during the Israeli army's storming of Jenin camp, northern West Bank, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a statement expressing utter condemnation.
Abu Akleh, 50, was killed by a bullet in the head during her fieldwork, despite wearing a press vest that clearly distinguished her from others in the area.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5094
Qatar: Unfair sentences against 4 activists signals worrying freedoms conditions
A Qatari court has issued unfair life sentences against dissidents for their participation in peaceful protests calling for the abolition of the Shura Council law in August 2021, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said today in a statement expressing deep concern.
The Qatari Criminal Court held a secret session on 10 May, in which it issued life sentences against two brothers and lawyers, Hazza bin Ali Abu Sherida al-Marri and Rashid bin Ali Abu Sherida al-Marri, based on accusations related to exercising their legitimate rights to freedom of opinion, expression, and peaceful assembly.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5101
A Qatari court has issued unfair life sentences against dissidents for their participation in peaceful protests calling for the abolition of the Shura Council law in August 2021, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said today in a statement expressing deep concern.
The Qatari Criminal Court held a secret session on 10 May, in which it issued life sentences against two brothers and lawyers, Hazza bin Ali Abu Sherida al-Marri and Rashid bin Ali Abu Sherida al-Marri, based on accusations related to exercising their legitimate rights to freedom of opinion, expression, and peaceful assembly.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5101
Hungary’s pushbacks of non-Ukrainian asylum seekers akin to migratory apartheid
The Ukraine war has worsened the systematic discrimination experienced by non-Ukrainian asylum seekers locked out of the EU at the Serbia-Hungary border, developing two parallel asylum systems for Ukrainians and for all others in a climate that is akin to “migratory apartheid,” Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a statement today.
While the EU Commission stands at the side of Ukrainian refugees, lighting up the EU institutions’ building in Brussels with the colors of Ukraine’s flag and lauding the millions of Europeans who have mobilized to help “their neighbors in need,” all other refugees are still on the move, lingering in a limbo of increasing cruelty and dereliction.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5105
The Ukraine war has worsened the systematic discrimination experienced by non-Ukrainian asylum seekers locked out of the EU at the Serbia-Hungary border, developing two parallel asylum systems for Ukrainians and for all others in a climate that is akin to “migratory apartheid,” Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a statement today.
While the EU Commission stands at the side of Ukrainian refugees, lighting up the EU institutions’ building in Brussels with the colors of Ukraine’s flag and lauding the millions of Europeans who have mobilized to help “their neighbors in need,” all other refugees are still on the move, lingering in a limbo of increasing cruelty and dereliction.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5105
Lebanon: Parliamentary elections marred with irregularities
Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor followed up on the electoral process in Lebanon and has documented several irregularities that occurred during the last stage of the elections, which include residents of all electoral districts inside Lebanon.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5109
Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor followed up on the electoral process in Lebanon and has documented several irregularities that occurred during the last stage of the elections, which include residents of all electoral districts inside Lebanon.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5109
'Reporting under the Wight of Fear': Euro-Med Monitor, Journalists for Human Rights report violations against press in Tunisia
In light of the disruption of a large part of the Constitution's provisions protecting rights and freedoms, violations against journalistic work in Tunisia have soared since President Kais Saied announced his exceptional measures on 25 July 2021, Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor and Journalists for Human Rights said in a report released Tuesday.
Entitled "Reporting under the Wight of Fear," the report stated that journalists and local and Arab media outlets in Tunisia were subjected to multiple types of attacks, including repression, arbitrary detention, harassment, and restrictive decisions.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5112
In light of the disruption of a large part of the Constitution's provisions protecting rights and freedoms, violations against journalistic work in Tunisia have soared since President Kais Saied announced his exceptional measures on 25 July 2021, Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor and Journalists for Human Rights said in a report released Tuesday.
Entitled "Reporting under the Wight of Fear," the report stated that journalists and local and Arab media outlets in Tunisia were subjected to multiple types of attacks, including repression, arbitrary detention, harassment, and restrictive decisions.
Press release: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5112
Couvrir sous un poids de la peur : Euro-Med Monitor et Journalistes pour les Droits de l'Homme rapportent des violations contre la presse en Tunisie
A la lumière de l'interruption d'une grande partie des dispositions de la Constitution qui protègent les droits et les libertés, les violations contre le travail journalistique en Tunisie ont grimpé en flèche depuis que le Président Kais Saïd a annoncé ses mesures exceptionnelles le 25 juillet 2021, a déclaré l'Observatoire Euro-Med des Droits de l'Homme et Journalistes pour les Droits de l'Homme dans un rapport publié mardi.
Intitulé "couvrir sous un poids de la peur", le rapport indique que les journalistes et les médias locaux et arabes en Tunisie ont été soumis à de multiples types d'attaques, notamment la répression, la détention arbitraire et le harcèlement.
En lire plus: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5113
A la lumière de l'interruption d'une grande partie des dispositions de la Constitution qui protègent les droits et les libertés, les violations contre le travail journalistique en Tunisie ont grimpé en flèche depuis que le Président Kais Saïd a annoncé ses mesures exceptionnelles le 25 juillet 2021, a déclaré l'Observatoire Euro-Med des Droits de l'Homme et Journalistes pour les Droits de l'Homme dans un rapport publié mardi.
Intitulé "couvrir sous un poids de la peur", le rapport indique que les journalistes et les médias locaux et arabes en Tunisie ont été soumis à de multiples types d'attaques, notamment la répression, la détention arbitraire et le harcèlement.
En lire plus: https://euromedmonitor.org/a/5113