Tunisia: Dozens of NGOs at risk of dissolution as crackdown on civil society intensifies

By Amnesty International

Tunisian authorities have intensified their crackdown on non-governmental organizations (NGOs) through court-ordered suspensions and threats of dissolution, judicial and administrative harassment on the pretext of combating “suspicious” foreign funding and protecting “national interests,” Amnesty International said today. Over the past two years, authorities have increasingly targeted organizations working on human rights, migration, anti-racism, election monitoring, corruption, media freedom and social […] The post Tunisia: Dozens of NGOs at risk of dissolution as crackdown on civil society…

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