Tunisia Accused of Crushing Civil Society Freedoms
Human Rights Watch says activists and NGOs face arrests, prosecutions and mass suspensions…reports Africa Daily News Desk Tunisia’s government has systematically intensified its crackdown
Tunis Erupts as Protesters Demand Saied Quit
Thousands of Tunisians rallied in the capital on Saturday, demanding President Kais Saied’s resignation five years after he suspended parliament….reports Africa Daily News Desk
AU’s membership in G20 positive move, says Tunisian ex-PM
Jomaa further said that the G20 presents a unique opportunity to ensure a common prosperous future for all…reports Asian Lite News Former Prime Minister
Tunisia, France ink pacts worth 200 mn euros
The financing agreement aims to support the implementation of the government’s reform programs….reports Asian Lite News Tunisia and France on Saturday signed a 200-million-euro
3 migrants died, 3 missing as boat sinks off Tunisia’s coast
Three illegal migrants died and three others went missing after a boat carrying 17 migrants sank off Tunisia’s southeast coast, local media reported…reports Asian
Tunisia releases draft of new constitution to public
Tunisia has published the draft of a new constitution on its official bi-weekly gazette…reports Asian Lite News The draft constitution, published on the Journal
Tunisia’s Maritime Guard rescued 108 illegal migrants
Tunisia’s Maritime Guard rescued 108 illegal migrants and recovered five bodies off the country’s coast, Tunisia’s National Guard said….reports Asian Lite News “The rescue
Tunisia President receives draft of new constitution
Tunisian President Kais Saied has received the draft of a new constitution…reports Asian Lite News The draft was submitted on Monday by Sadok Belaid,
Tunisia arrests 72 Italy-bound illegal immigrants off coast
Tunisia arrested 72 migrants who attempted to cross the Mediterranean to enter Italy illegally, the Tunisian Ministry of Defence said…reports Asian Lite News They
Tunisian PM underlines importance of reforming public institutions
Tunisian Prime Minister Najla Bouden Romdhane said the government will not privatise strategic public institutions because they play a crucial role in the implementation
