Tunisia's Harsh Crackdown on Free Speech and Assembly
Tunisia's laws and courts are leading to prison sentences and continued persecution of individuals who express themselves freely or participate in peaceful protests.
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Tunisia's laws and courts are leading to prison sentences and continued persecution of individuals who express themselves freely or participate in peaceful protests.
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