Amine Ghali News Today

Tunisia’s relationship with Europe remains firm as the EU courts Tunis’s help in stopping migration.

The 2022 Nobel Peace Prize award to activists and organisations in Belarus, Russia and Ukraine for working to uphold human rights in the thick of conflict underpins this role.

The 2022 Nobel Peace Prize award to activists and organisations in Belarus, Russia and Ukraine for working to uphold human rights in the thick of conflict underpins this role.

CIVICUS State of Civil Society Report highlights the many ways civil society comes under attack, caught in the crossfire and or deliberately targeted.

Tunisians go to the polls to elect a new parliament on Saturday, 17 December. The election is likely to result in a dummy parliament, sealing its undemocratic credentials. This is the latest episode in a turbulent chapter for the north African country where the Arab Spring began. Can the autocratic drift be reversed? By Amine Ghali

Tensions across the religious-secular fault lines in the country could not be reconciled, and freely elected leaders failed to deliver on the 2011 uprising’s cry for bread, freedom and dignity.

New draft law to regulate civil society constitutes another blow to human rights safeguards, say 13 rights groups.

Tunisian authorities should immediately scrap plans for new restrictions on civil society organizations, 13 Tunisian and international rights groups said today. Those plans, if carried out, would reverse a major gain for freedom of association following the country’s 2011 revolution. They would constitute another blow to human rights safeguards by President Kais Saied since his […]

Tunisian authorities should immediately scrap plans for new restrictions on civil society organizations.

Download logoTunisian authorities should immediately scrap plans for new restrictions on civil society organizations, 13 Tunisian and international rights