LETTER TO TUNISIANS Tunisians, in shock and horror over the recent terrorist attacks, have demanded strong and determined measures to eliminate terrorism. They understandably identify terrorism as a threat to […]
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Human rights and civil society: essential to bilateral relations between Tunisia and the EU Brussels, 18 April 2016 – On 18 April 2016, the twelfth session of the EU-Tunisia Association
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International Day for Women’s rights On this International Women’s Day, EuroMed Rights gives an overview of the situation with regard to violence against women in the Euro-Mediterranean region. From
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Tunisia: Three Years for Homosexuality 6 Students Subjected to Anal Examinations Tunis, December 16, 2015 – A Tunisian court sentenced six students accused of sodomy to three years in prison
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25/11/2015 – Euro Med Rights severely condemns the attack that struck the heart of Tunis last night, 24 November 2015. EuroMed Rights extends its sincere condolences to the families of
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Tunis, August 1, 2015 – Tunisia’s new counterterrorism law imperils human rights and lacks the necessary safeguards against abuse, eight nongovernmental organisations said today. The law grants security forces broad
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Our organizations do not intend to minimize the necessity for a strong response with regard to security and the prevention of acts of terrorism, which are increasingly numerous in several countries, both in northern and southern regions of the planet.
Tunisian legislators should drop problematic provisions from a new security bill, 13 nongovernmental organizations said in a joint statement today.
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CRLDHT was founded in 1996 to raise public awareness of the lack of respect for human rights in Tunisia. CRLDHT mobilises resources and skills to support activists, Tunisian or otherwise,
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Member of the FIDH, the Tunisian League of Human Rights (LTDH for the French abbreviation) is an association founded in 1976 and aimed at the observation and defense of human
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