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Promoting Proportionality in Tunisia | International IDEA

Since 2014, the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance has been working with Tunisian institutions and civil society to promote the implementation of proportionality in the country. Proportionality is a legal principle (originally from Germany) which can be used to determine whether limitations on individual rights are legitimate in a democratic society

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Tunisia court drops case against LGBTQ rights activist

A Tunisian court has dropped a long-running, symbolic case against a gay rights activist who faced prison for alleged homosexual acts, a court official and a rights group said.

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Tunisia court drops case against LGBTQ rights activist

Tunisia court drops case against LGBTQ rights activist
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Tunisian faces return to prison in homosexuality case

Tunisian faces return to prison in homosexuality case
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Tunisian faces return to prison in homosexuality case

A Tunisian man appeared in court Monday in the latest hearing in a long-running case that could see him returned to prison for more than two years for homosexuality.Rights activists protested outside the appeals court in the central city of Kairouan, as the man known only as "Daniel" appeared before judges on the first day of the hearing.Daniel, along with five other men, was originally charged in 2015 with "homosexual acts", which is punishable by up to three years in prison in the North African nation.

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