The Guardian: Rahaf and Hakeem: why has one refugee captured the world’s attention while another is left in jail?

Australia, Thailand and the Gulf states have been inextricably linked in two global news stories lately, when ...

Al-Jazeera: Saudi woman’s case boosts campaigners’ hopes for held footballer

Melbourne, Australia – Pressure is growing on Thailand to allow detained footballer Hakeem al-Araibi to return to Australia, where ...

SMH: ‘Courageous young man’: footballer languishing in Thai jail

In an ideal world, Hakeem al-Araibi would be taking to the football field for Bahrain ...

Inside the Games: FIFA calls for “humane and speedy resolution” in Bahraini footballer extradition case

World football’s governing body FIFA has called for a “humane and speedy resolution” of the ...

Protest – TOMORROW Thursday 10 January 2019

9 January 2019 – On the day that Foreign Minister, Marise Payne meets with her ...

The Guardian: Australian football executives meet Bahraini royal over detained footballer Hakeem al-Araibi

Australia’s football federation executives have finally met with the president of the Asian Football Confederation ...

Bahrain Mirror: Activists Call on Thailand Not to Deport Hakeem Al-Araibi to Bahrain after its Support of Saudi Rahaf Al-Qunun

South China Morning Post reported that Radha Stirling, the founder of Detained in Dubai, which is an ...

ABC: Calls for Australia to help Saudi woman in Bangkok

Human rights groups and the Greens are calling on the Government to intervene in the ...

Football Today: AFC President urged to intervene in the case of Hakeem Al-Araibi

Football reform campaign group, #NewFIFANow, has called on the President of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC), ...

Bahraini NGOS: Nabeel Rajab Is a Beacon for Human Rights in Bahrain

We express our condemnation of the five-year prison sentence issued by the Bahraini Court of ...