Tunisia's Drug Network Challenges

Tunisia intends to revise its 1992 drug law to address the evolving methods of trafficking networks, which have become increasingly reliant on modern technology and operate through cross-border networks. These challenges require new legislation that allows for advanced investigative techniques such as intercepting and hacking communications, with the goal of dismantling the networks from within rather than just pursuing individual smugglers. Officials emphasize that reforms should focus on tools capable of tracking and breaking the entire criminal infrastructure, striking a balance between technological development and clear judicial safeguards, in order to shift from chasing street-level dealers to eliminating organized criminal networks altogether.

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