Fighting Racism Is Not a Crime — Racism Is
On the night of Eid—traditionally a moment of celebration and unity—a Tunisian court delivered a ruling that many are now calling deeply unjust. The Court of First Instance of Tunis sentenced anti-racism activist Saadia Mosbah to eight years in prison, along with a financial penalty. Mosbah, who has already spent nearly 700 days in detention, was not alone. Several other activists from the organization Mnemty were also handed…
Tunisia After Eid: When the State Decides Morality
In a country where contradictions are part of daily life, the events of March 21st felt less like a surprise and more like a warning. Just one day after Eid, reports began circulating across Tunisia: cafés, bars, and restaurants were being forcibly shut down. From Tunis to Nabeul, people described the same scenes—police moving through neighborhoods, ordering closures, enforcing a decision that many didn’t even know had…
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Supporting the Palestinian Cause Is Not a Crime
Tunisian Civil Society Sends a Strong Message Against Repression Tunis, 19 March 2026 — Once again, the Tunisian regime is revealing a stark contradiction. While it continues to proclaim its support for Palestine in official rhetoric, it is now imprisoning those who seek to translate that support into concrete action. A broad coalition of Tunisian civil society organisations has expressed deep concern following the…
Osama Farhat — Tunisia: a teacher prosecuted for online criticism
A young primary-school teacher and graduate student became the focus of a months-long legal saga after a short critical comment on his institute’s official Facebook page. The comment questioned how…
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Arrest of Gaza Blockade-Breaking Activists Raises Concern: Call for the Release of Dr. Mohamed Benour and Fellow Activists
For decades, Tunisia has been known for its historic and principled support for just causes, particularly the Palestinian cause. From the streets that have echoed with calls for freedom to the deep solidarity expressed by its people, Tunisians have long stood as an example of dignity and commitment in supporting those facing injustice. This long…
For decades, Tunisia has been known for its historic and principled support for just causes, particularly the Palestinian cause. From the streets that have echoed with calls for freedom to the deep…
