Syrians used to say “walls have ears” to warn someone that they crossed a red line or to refer to the country’s security apparatus and its deployed informants, the “Mukhabarat.” In 2011, the same people broke the silence and fear and rose up against the…
A fact sheet by TIMEP's Legal Unit explores how the Syrian regime has used the law…
TIMEP hosted “Ten Years On: Contesting Cyberspace in MENA,” a timely virtual discussion on social media,…
Since the January 25 Revolution, Egyptian authorities have passed a number of laws that severely affect…
Amidst an unprecedented economic collapse and the widespread acknowledgment that the status quo characterized by a…
This fact sheet, put together by TIMEP’s Legal Unit, tracks and unpacks some of the key…
As we mark the tenth anniversary of the Arab Spring, we reflect on how increasingly authoritarian…