Tunisian Draft Constitution Raises Freedom of Speech Concerns

Legal and media experts have criticised the draft constitution, claiming the document fails to protect freedom of expression and access to information.
  • Tunisia:   Free Speech Under Threat in Tunisia

    Magharebia, 1 July 2013

    As Tunisian lawmakers resume debating the draft constitution on Monday (July 1st), legal and media experts are criticising the document for failing to protect freedom of expression… Read more »

The cabinet of Tunisia's unity government meets (file photo).

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