Category Archives: Oman

Oman’s Enforced Disappearance of Talib Al-Saedi

The Gulf Centre for Human Rights (GCHR) has recently reported that the Internal Security Service [...]

Locked In: How Kuwait’s 2025 Exit-Permit Rule Traps Migrant Workers in Modern Kafala

In July 2025, Kuwait introduced a new regulation requiring all private-sector expatriate workers to obtain [...]

Half Citizens: Women, Statelessness and the Struggle for Equality in the Gulf

Across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region, nationality laws continue to entrench gender discrimination, perpetuating [...]

An Uncertain Future for Food Insecurity

The access to and availability of food is undoubtedly one of the most important human [...]

The GCC and Social Developments

Last week, the Gulf Cooperation Council’s (GCC) undersecretaries for social development met in Kuwait to [...]

The Case of Awad Al-Sawafi: Dismissed From His Role For His Activism

In Oman, the freedom of expression of many journalists and human rights activists is constantly [...]

Climate Change and Human Rights

“Are we taking the steps needed to protect people from climate chaos, safeguard their futures [...]

Retrial of “Ghaith Spaces” Activists in Oman: A Blow to Freedom of Expression

On August 21, 2023, four internet activists, Ali bin Marhoon Abdullah Al-Ghafri, Maryam bint Youssef [...]

The Truth Behind Mega-Projects in the Middle East: A Threat to Labour Rights

Introduction In recent years, some Gulf countries have begun to implement renewal projects that touch [...]

Arab Charter on Human Rights

This month, four member states of the Arab League had their representative confirmed to a [...]