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Tunisia: Amend excessive Covid-19 restrictions banning all public gatherings

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restrictions came into force on 13 January, amid signs of growing intolerance for dissent. One day before planned demonstrations against President Kais Saied on the 11-year anniversary of the ouster of former president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. Tunisia's government says the new restrictions are intended to combat the spread of Covid-19.

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Amnesty International

Tunisia: Amend excessive Covid-19 restrictions banning all public gatherings

New Covid-19 restrictions in Tunisia banning all public gatherings effectively impose a blanket ban on public demonstrations, and thus impede people’s rights to free expression and peaceful assembly, Amnesty International said today. The restrictions came into force on 13 January, amid signs of growing intolerance for dissent and one day before planned demonstrations against President […]

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