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CPJ monitored the deterioration of press freedom in Tunisia, noting the use of the judicial system against political detainees.

15 reports, 7 independent Updated Jul 20
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CPJ monitored the deterioration of press freedom in Tunisia, noting the use of the judicial system against political detainees.

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Kais SaiedTunisia

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  1. CPJ documented repressive policies in Tunisia, citing judicial suspicions against journalist Mohamed Yousfi.Sub-event
  2. Multiple opposition figures in Tunisia, including Ridha Belhaj and Noureddine Bhiri, were sentenced by Tunisian courts.Sub-event
  3. Presidential measures caused decline in rule of law in Tunisia.Sub-event
  4. The UN Human Rights Council expressed concern over the human rights crisis in Tunisia and called on the government to end repression.Sub-event
  5. Sihem Bensedrine was sentenced by Tunisian courts for her human rights work.Sub-event
  6. Saied asserts control over the judicial system in Tunisia.1 source
  7. IFHR monitors Tunisian democratic backsliding and facing regime targeting.1 source
  8. CPJ calls on the EC to adjust its policy concerning human rights in Tunisia.1 source
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  1. Tunisia faces a presidential pattern of press freedom deterioration, targeting critics of government policies.1 source
  2. Kais Saied pardoned 2,439 prisoners in Tunisia.1 source

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