Mauritania in
the News
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Network of Arab and African journalists take part in campaign against slavery in Mauritania
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Black Mauritanians protest against US racism, after fleeing racial violence at home
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‘Uncorked’ star Mamoudou Athie learned a lot about wine in Netflix movie
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Mauritania: World Bank approves $52mln to strengthen social security
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Mauritania: Business tycoon Bouamatou returns home after prosecution scraped charges
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Africa Minister champions UK leadership to help educate girls and end preventable deaths
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Mauritania charges seven activists but drops case against feminists
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Activists warn over slavery as Mauritania joins U.N. human rights council
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Inside Mauritania's winning strategy against Sahel terrorists
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Thousands Fleeing Escalating Violence in Africa's Sahel Region
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Mauritanian Anti-Slavery and Iranian Women Rights Activist Presented Awards
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Oil giant BP accused of racism in Mauritania after overlooking black students
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Crossing the river: Black Mauritanians haunted by mass expulsion to Senegal
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'It's time for a change': Anti-slavery activist Biram seeks power in Mauritania election
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Guardian: US warned Mauritania’s ‘total failure’ on slavery should rule out trade benefits
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Activists hope Mauritania Court Rulings Signal "Beginning of the End" for Slavery
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In Mauritania, Anti-Slavery Activists are Turning to Direct Confrontation
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NGO Alert: Anti-Slavery NGOs in Mauritania Threatened by Draft Law
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U.S. Senate Approves $5 Million Grant for Anti-Slavery Program in Mauritania
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Mauritania: Anti-Slavery Activist's Harsh Sentence Upheld on Appeal
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Haratin: IRA-Mauritania Condemns Slave Arrest and Calls for Fair Judicial Process
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'It's Unbelievable': Turning Point for Slavery's Last Stronghold
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Millions Forced to Live as Slaves, a Human Rights Group Report
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Slavery Still Shackles Mauritania, 31 Years After Its Abolition