Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International condemn Tunisia's 'assault on the rule of law'.
Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International condemn Tunisia’s ‘assault on the rule of law’.
By Mariamne Everett
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International NGOs Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International have decried a sharp decline in civil liberties and a pervading “injustice” in Tunisia since President Kais Saied came to power in 2019, as authorities escalate their crackdown on the opposition, activists and foreign nongovernmental organisations.
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