The upholding of a sentence against a blogger jailed for “insulting Islam” is yet another blow to freedom of expression in Tunisia, Amnesty International said.
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC STATEMENT. Date: 9 April 2013 AI Index: MDE 30/004/2013. Tunisia: One year on, no accountability for repressed protest. ...
Tunisia should mark its national day of internet freedom on 13 March by releasing immediately and unconditionally 28-year-old blogger Jabeur Mejri, who has been ...
The killing today of Tunisian opposition politician, Chokri Belaid, outside his home must prompt a thorough, independent and impartial investigation by the Tunisian ...
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC STATEMENT. 29 January 2013. AI Index: MDE 30/003/2013. Tunisia: Release arbitrarily detained TV producer without further delay. ...
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC STATEMENT. 11 January 2013. AI Index: MDE 30/001/2013. Tunisia's new Constitution must fully protect human rights for all. ...
1) The Agenda 2) Up front: Kuwait at the crossroads 3) Wrongs and rights in 2012 4) One man in Guantánamo: 10 years of human wrongs 5) Egypt: These walls can speak ...
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