Tunisia: Human rights at risk two years after President Saied’s power grab

By Amnesty International

In the second year since Tunisian President Kais Saied’s power grab, Tunisian authorities have taken further steps towards repression by jailing dozens of political opponents and state critics, violated the independence of the judiciary, dismantled institutional human rights safeguards, and incited discrimination against migrants, Amnesty International said today. “Decree by decree, blow by blow, President […] The post Tunisia: Human rights at risk two years after President Saied’s power grab appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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