Tunisia: Release and drop charges against opposition activists arbitrarily detained for a year

By Amnesty International

Tunisian authorities must immediately and unconditionally release six arbitrarily detained political opponents who have been held for a year while being investigated on unfounded accusations of “conspiracy against state security” because of their perceived political opposition to authorities and for exercising their right to freedom of assembly, said Amnesty International. In January 2024, a judge rejected the […] The post Tunisia: Release and drop charges against opposition activists arbitrarily detained for a year appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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