Freedom of Expression Criminalized in Tunisia

Take Action Renowned Tunisian human rights leader, Dr. Moncef Marzouki, returned to his country from exile on October 21, but his return was met by the opening of a criminal investigation against him for "inciting the population to break the law," and with a summons to appear before a judge (more …)

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