Tunisia: Fundamentalists Disrupting College Campuses

The Tunisian authorities should protect individual and academic freedoms from acts of violence and other threats by religiously motivated groups acting on university campuses. Both the university authorities and the state security forces will need to cooperate to protect the rights to security and education of students and faculty. (Tunis) – The Tunisian authorities should protect individual and academic freedoms from acts of violence and other threats by religiously motivated groups acting on university campuses, Human Rights Watch said today. Both the university authorities and the state…

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