EU Labels Tunisia a Safe Country for Origin

More than two thousand people gathered in Tunisia to protest against President Kais Saied's policies, amid worsening living and political conditions. This took place simultaneously with the suffering of political activist Ezzeddine Hazzaki, who is battling cancer and facing pressures from imprisonment and his family's exile. The political situation has continued to escalate since the July 25, 2021 decisions that altered the form of government and sparked widespread criticism. Opponents of Saied, including leaders and activists, are facing difficult circumstances such as arrests, forced migration, and rejection of their asylum requests in Europe. Although Tunisia is officially classified as a safe destination, the number of opposition migrants and asylum seekers continues to rise, with approval rates of less than 4% in 2024. This reflects a deterioration of human rights and freedoms and exposes the discrepancy between the European classification and the reality on the ground.

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