Search

Tunisian Government Crackdown Sparks Protests

Subscriber only Subscriber only
  • Tunisian authorities arrest lawyer Sonia Dahmani and journalists Borhen Bssais and Mourad Zeghidi amid criticism of presidential policies.
  • Arrests captured live, intensifying concerns over freedom of expression and legal rights in Tunisia.

 

The arrest of prominent Tunisian lawyer Sonia Dahmani and two journalists, captured live on camera, has signalled a further clampdown on dissent by Presidential Kais Saied, and sparked protests in the north African country.

You need an active subscription to continue reading this article.

Recent Business

Woman selling fruit in Tanzanian Market. Photo by David Cashbaugh @ Unsplash
Amid tariff wars, Africa seals $48bn to boost intra-trade
Read More »
Photo by Mwanje Henry @ Unsplash
Uganda’s pension giant posts record $7.4bn assets
Read More »
Gold bars. Photo by Jingming Pan @ Unsplash
Can Ghana’s gold refinery plan deliver real value?
Read More »

Recent Politics

Nairobi, Kenya © Unsplash
Kenya-Somalia tensions threaten vital khat trade
Read More »
Ivory Coast supporters of a political party on the street. Photo by Yanick Folly @ Unsplash
Ivory Coast vote: Is Ouattara headed for a one-man race?
Read More »
Loading of maritime containers aboard vessels in a seaport. Photo @ Unsplash
Is Ethiopia’s sea access dispute with Eritrea a path to conflict?
Read More »

Latest Posts

Latest news insights