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Planned ″business amnesty legislation″ in Tunisia: Tunisia: sweeping history under the carpet rather than confronting the past?

A proposed law designed to provide amnesty for corrupt businessmen is causing uproar in Tunisia. Opponents accuse the government of subverting the reappraisal of the country's dictatorial past. Details supplied by Sarah Mersch in Tunis

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Tunisia authorities imposing large-scale imprisonment in secret detentions, HRW warns

The Tunisian authorities are conducting large-scale imprisonment of its citizens in secret detentions using the state of emergency laws, revealed Human Rights Watch (HRW) today. Although the use of.

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Can Democracy be Saved in Tunisia?

We hope that President Joe Biden s commitment to foreign policy that supports democracy and confronts dangerous populism will ensure that Tunisia is not overlooked in its hour of need.

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Interview with Egyptian activist Nawal El Saadawi: We are a hundred years behind

We are a hundred years behind The Tunisian parliament is to consider a bill recently agreed by the cabinet that would grant equal inheritance rights to men and women – a proposal that has created a furore not only in Tunisia, but throughout the Middle East. Egyptian writer and activist Nawal El Saadawi describes the move as positive and believes that Egypt may finally be following in Tunisia s footsteps. Interview by Imane Mellouk First of all, how do you see the new step towards equality in inheritance in Tunisia? El Saadawi: It s a very positive development and defintely something that every Arab country should adopt. There must be full equality between women and men in this Arab and Islamic world of ours. These days such equality exists in many countries, while we in the Arab world still lag far behind.

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