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From Water and Power Cuts to Regime Change: Can ‘Nafas’ Stir Tunisia’s Streets?

From Water and Power Cuts to Regime Change: Can ‘Nafas’ Stir Tunisia’s Streets?

18 days ago

“Nafas” has emerged as a civic and political movement bringing together political and rights figures across party and ideological lines, while pursuing a different tactical approach from the opposition movements that emerged after Saied’s July 25, 2021, coup.

Anuha Case: What’s Next for the Slavery Debate After Activists’ Arrests in Mauritania?

Anuha Case: What’s Next for the Slavery Debate After Activists’ Arrests in Mauritania?

6 months ago

Authorities in Mauritania are once again under growing criticism over slavery, with activists accusing the government of failing to tackle the problem while using the courts and security forces to target campaigners fighting for emancipation.

How the Right to Protest Is Restricted in Western Democracies

How the Right to Protest Is Restricted in Western Democracies

Murad Jandali

a year ago

At a time when Western democracies are facing security and political challenges, an international human rights report finds that the right to protest is under continuous and systematic attack.

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