The UN Human Rights Council expressed concern over the human rights crisis in Tunisia and called on the government to end repression.
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The UN Human Rights Council expressed concern over the human rights crisis in Tunisia and called on the government to end repression.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Sliti was interned at the International Labour Organization office in Tunisia.Sub-event
- ICJ and UNHRC address human rights abuses and government crackdowns in Tunisia.Sub-event
- Arbitration has been initiated against the Republic of Tunisia regarding potential human rights violations, involving the European Court of Human Rights.Sub-event
UN Human Rights Council calls on Tunisia to end repression amid human rights crisis.1 source
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CPJ monitored the deterioration of press freedom in Tunisia, noting the use of the judicial system against political detainees.Also in this story
- CPJ documented repressive policies in Tunisia, citing judicial suspicions against journalist Mohamed Yousfi.
- Multiple opposition figures in Tunisia, including Ridha Belhaj and Noureddine Bhiri, were sentenced by Tunisian courts.
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Tunisia
country in North Africa
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United Nations Human Rights Council
United Nations body tasked with the promotion of human rights
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