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Tunisia s press, civil society silent as Ghannouchi sentenced, analysts say | Freedom of the Press News

Analysts and rights groups have pointed to the muted response to Ennahda leader’s latest criminal conviction.

Israel generalAhmed gaaloulIslamist ennahdaManich msamahSalsabil chellaliAbir moussiKais saiedRafik abdessalemRachid ghannouchiHichem mechichiEnnahdha party diaspora groupHuman rights watchForeign minister rafik abdessalemPost officePresident kais saiedPrime minister hichem mechichi

In Tunisia, pro-Palestinian fervour used to push for anti-NGO law

Capitalising on deep public anger against Israel and its Western backers, Tunisia is mulling laws to stifle NGOs.

Israel generalUnited statesGaza stripSalsabil chellaliKais saiedFatma mseddiYousseff jeziriKhadija malkiAl bawsalaUnion generale tunisienne du travailLabour unionAmnesty internationalHuman rights watchPresident kais saiedUnion generale tunisienneTunisian general labour

Tunisia: Free press under attack as President Kais Saied tightens grip

Journalists tell Middle East Eye they are losing ground over hard-fought media freedoms in crackdown since 'constitutional coup'

Fadil alirizaMohamed mehdi jelassiKais saiedMohamed mehdi jlassiSherif mansourNoureddine boutarEl abidine ben aliJournalists syndicateTahrir institute for middle eastInternational labour organisationAl jazeeraCommittee to protect journalist middleTunisia journalists syndicateInternational federation of journalistsAmine snoussiMiddle east

Tunisia president warns of sub-Saharan immigration in racist outburst

Analyst say Kai Saied aims to diverge attention away from arrest campaign against political opponents

Shreya parikhMohamed dhia hammamiKais saiedSharan grewalEric zemmourNational security councilAssociation of african studentsTunisian president kais saiedSaharan africaAfrican studentsMohamed dhiaAmine snoussi

Low turnout a message from Tunisian people to Saied: Step aside | News

Opposition parties say the only way forward for Tunisia is to get out of President Kais Saied’s system of one-man rule.

Kais saeidKais saiedGhazi chaouachiIslamist ennahdhaHirak al echaabOussama aouiditInternational monetary fundNational salvation frontProfessor of studies at new york universityAl jazeeraHigh authority for electionsUs state departmentHirak al echaab the people movementDemocratic currentPresident kais saeidPresident saied

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