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Freedom from fear flares again in Tunisia

The spirit of the Arab Spring lives on in public opposition to an elected leader’s grab for absolute power, causing him to acknowledge a need for judicial independence.

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Tunisia: General Rachid Ammar, a hero of the revolution charged with homicide

Through him, the role of the army is on trial. General Rachid Ammar, former Tunisian army Chief of Staff appeared on Monday, February 14, before the specialized judicial chamber of Tunis. Until now considered an exemplary military leader during the revolution, he is accused of voluntary manslaughter and attempted murder.

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Protest in Tunisia demands jobs, political rights – The Militant

Protest in Tunisia demands jobs, political rights – The Militant
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Tunisians defy ban to protest against president | World

TUNIS, Jan 15 Tunisian police used tear gas and water cannons yesterday to disperse hundreds of demonstrators protesting against President Kais Saied’s July power grab, and arrested dozens after they rallied in defiance of a ban on gatherings. As the country marks 11 years since late dictator.

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