‘We were only asking for our rights’: Tunisian authorities punish mobilization for socioeconomic and environmental rights

By Amnesty International

Against the backdrop of a deepening cost of living and environmental crisis and despite repeatedly committing to upholding economic and social justice for the most disadvantaged, over the past five years Tunisia’s authorities have targeted individuals from marginalized and impoverished communities for peacefully protesting or striking over socioeconomic and environmental issues, Amnesty International said in […] The post ‘We were only asking for our rights’: Tunisian authorities punish mobilization for socioeconomic and environmental rights appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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