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TUNIS — Thousands of Tunisians protested on Sunday after President Kais Saied gave himself sweeping powers over the judiciary, his latest step in what opponents say is a slide towards autocracy.A decree published in the early hours officially replaced a judicial watchdog he had vowed to dissolve, and gave him powers to block judicial appointments, sack judges and ban them from

Thousands of Tunisians protested yesterday after President Kais Saied gave himself sweeping powers over the judiciary, his latest step in what opponents say is

TUNIS — Thousands of Tunisians protested on Sunday after President Kais Saied gave himself sweeping powers over the judiciary, his latest step in what opponents say is a slide towards autocracy.A decree published in the early hours officially replaced a judicial watchdog he had vowed to dissolve, and gave him powers to block judicial appointments, sack judges and ban them from

Human Rights Watch have condemned Tunisia for their practise of using state of emergency laws to put civilians in secret detentions.

Rights group warns practice becoming more common under President Kais Saied - Click the link for more details

Tunisian authorities are using emergency laws to place people in "secret detention", Human Rights Watch said Wednesday, warning that the practice was becoming ever more common under President Kais Sa…

Saied on July 25 last year sacked the government, froze parliament and seized wide-ranging authority, later moving to rule by decree.

The UN has expressed "grave concern" over human rights abuses in Tunisia, and calls for the release or prosecution of Officer Ennahdha.The United Nati

GENEVA - The U.N. human rights office says it is seriously concerned about what it sees as a deteriorating human rights situation in Tunisia and is call

GENEVA - The U.N. human rights office says it is seriously concerned about what it sees as a deteriorating human rights situation in Tunisia and is call