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Despite the ongoing situation, EuroMed Rights continues to monitor the situation and engage with civil society organisations to formulate policy requests, while working with state institutions to influence their policy agendas. Our work in Tunisia aims to reinforce and create synergies between national and international civil society actors, and independent state instances in four key areas: justice reform, women’s rights and gender equality, individual freedoms, and the establishment of independent institutions. Additionally, EuroMed Rights has spearheaded a "tripartite dialogue" between civil society, the Tunisian Government, and the EU for several years, with the goal of enhancing human rights standards in EU-Tunisia bilateral relations in areas such as gender equality, the rights of migrants and refugees, justice reform, and economic and social rights.
Latest News
Joint statement: Tunisia’s withdrawal of individuals’ and NGOs’ access to the African Court marks a serious setback for human rights accountability
The undersigned Tunisian and international civil society organizations condemn the Tunisian government’s decision to withdraw its declaration under Article 34(6) of the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and
27 Mar 2025
On March 8, International Women’s Rights Day, EuroMed Rights publishes a Joint Position Paper on femicides in Maghreb.
Recognizing that femicides know no borders, this position paper is part of a broader feminist mobilization across the Euro-Mediterranean region, where feminicides remain one of the most extreme expressions of
7 Mar 2025