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A recent report from Human Rights Watch (HRW) has taken a stark stance against the Tunisian government, highlighting the pervasive use of arbitrary detention as a core part of its …
Human Rights Watch Critiques Tunisia’s Use of Arbitrary Detention Read More
Tunisian authorities are reportedly using arbitrary detention as a tool to suppress dissent, as highlighted by Human Rights Watch’s latest findings. The organisation urged the government to cease the ongoing …
Human Rights Watch Condemns Crackdown on Dissent in Tunisia Read More
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has released a pivotal report condemning Tunisia’s use of arbitrary detention as a key element of its oppressive policies aimed at undermining civil liberties. The findings …
Human Rights Watch Critiques Tunisia’s Increasingly Repressive Detention Practices Read More
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has issued a stark warning that arbitrary detention is being employed in Tunisia to stifle dissent. The organisation is urging the government to cease its crackdown …
Human Rights Watch Condemns Tunisia’s Use of Arbitrary Detention Read More
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has recently highlighted the alarming trend of arbitrary detention in Tunisia, asserting it has become a tool for suppressing dissent. The organisation urged the Tunisian government …
Human Rights Watch Condemns Arbitrary Detention in Tunisia’s Crackdown on Dissent Read More
Since coming to power in 2019, President Kais Saied’s grip on Tunisia has tightened considerably, especially since he centralised authority in 2021. This shift has unleashed a wave of repression, …
Increasing Repression Under Tunisia’s Kais Saied Administration Read More
The Tunisian government has adopted arbitrary detention as a fundamental tactic to undermine civil and political rights, according to a recent Human Rights Watch report. Since President Kais Saied’s consolidation …
Tunisia’s Escalating Crackdown: The Role of Arbitrary Detention in Silencing Dissent Read More
The Tunisian government’s use of arbitrary detention has become a key element of its oppressive approach, targeting civil and political rights. Since President Kais Saied seized control of state institutions …
Tunisia’s Dissent Under Siege: The Grim Reality of Arbitrary Detention Read More
Tunisia has withdrawn from the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights, a significant move coinciding with its intensified crackdown on free speech and dissent against the Kais Saied regime. …
Tunisia Exits African Union’s Human Rights Court Amid Rights Crackdown Read More
In Tunis, a highly anticipated conspiracy trial commenced, involving accusations against forty individuals, including political opponents and activists, for supposedly plotting to overthrow President Kais Saied. Human Rights Watch closely …
Abuse and Injustice in Tunis: The Conspiracy Trial That Shouldn’t Be Read More