UN rights office voices concern on arrests in Jordan ...Egypt

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UN rights office voices concern on arrests in Jordan
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The United Nations human rights office said on Friday it was unclear whether Jordan's Prince Hamza remains under de facto house arrest and voiced concern at what it called a lack of transparency surrounding at least 16 detentions. Jordan's King Abdullah said on Wednesday sedition had been quashed (...)

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