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TUNIS (Reuters) - Human Rights Watch said on Wednesday arbitrary detention was being used to eliminate dissent in Tunisia and ...

The non-governmental organisation Human Rights Watch (HRW) has just published a new report on Tunisia, condemning the ...

Tunisian authorities have detained many critics for more than 14 months pretrial, the maximum permitted under Tunisian law. Judicial authorities have regularly brought additional charges or issued new ...

TUNIS, April 16, 2025 (BSS/AFP) - Tunisian authorities have used arbitrary detention as a key tool of repression, jailing ...

Human Rights Watch warns Tunisia is jailing critics under vague laws and harsh conditions, with dozens facing prison or death for online posts and political views.