Time for Tunisian political parties to deliver reform

Publication Date: 27 September 2011 Amnesty International presents Tunisian political candidates with a 10-point 'Manifesto for Change' a month ahead of elections. Amnesty International Index Number: MDE30/017/2011 Tunisians are still waiting for politicians to deliver on the fundamental change they have been promised, Amnesty International said today. A month ahead of Tunisia’s historic first elections since the fall of former President Ben Ali, the organization is asking all candidates in Tunisia’s elections to sign a “manifesto” with 10 pledges to signal that they are…

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