Alkarama submitted his case to the Working Group on Enforced and Involuntary Disappearances (WGEID) on 26 April 2010, asking for its intervention with the Yemeni authorities for Sadman Hossain's release, or in the least, that he be put on trial.

Ammar Abdallah Mohamed Fadel, 30, was arrested at his home on 17 December 2009 by Political Security agents accompanied by military officers who help raid and occupy his home. During the foray, several of his family members, including young children were abused.

At 1pm on 11 April 2010, a plain clothed security officer, posing a someone else, asked Younes Zarli to come down from his apartment and join him downstairs in front of his building. He has since disappeared following the incident. Younes Zarli, 29, lives with his family in Casablanca and is married with a child.

On 5 March 2010, Alkarama submitted the case of Heikal Alweis (هيكل اللويس), also known as Mus'ab Alweis ((مصعب اللويس to the Special Rapporteur on the right of everyone to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health.

Mr Alweis was arrested by the Iraqi authorities on 2 December 2004 in the Mahmudiyah region o

In the face of ongoing impunity across the Arab World, Alkarama has published a detailed report on how to use universal jurisdiction in Europe to prosecute those responsible for torture, crimes against humanity, genocide or war crimes.

The 24-page report, entitled "European States confronted with Impunity", summarizes the concept of universal jurisdiction as laid out in domestic and international law and analyses its implementation within individual European countries, in this case, Belgium, France, Germany, Spain, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.

On 29 March 2010, Adnan Zakhbat was abducted by four plain clothed security officers outside Zahra Mosque and taken to an unknown destination. He has since disappeared. Following his disappearance, the Moroccan authorities have refused to acknowledge his arrest and his family has been left without any recourse in their efforts to locate him.

Adnan Zakhbat, 27, lives in Berrechid, a small town 70km south of Casablanca and is a married father of two.