Tunisian groups call for dialogue amid worsening crisis
The article highlights a joint appeal issued by three of Tunisia's largest national organizations: the Tunisian General Labour Union, the Tunisian League for Human Rights, and the Bar Association. They warn of the deterioration of the country's political, economic, and social conditions. The agencies emphasize that Tunisia is experiencing a deep crisis that cannot be resolved with superficial policies; instead, such policies have worsened the suffering of Tunisians. The report focuses on the decline in purchasing power, rising poverty and unemployment, increasing prices, the erosion of rights and freedoms, and the politicization of the judiciary. The organizations call for a comprehensive and serious national dialogue to halt the bleeding and restore trust. They state that the current authorities bear responsibility for the crisis, citing their lack of transparency and marginalization of civil society. They underscore the urgent need to review existing policies and open space for dialogue and participation in order to save the country and restore stability. The warning is against continuing to manage the crisis through exclusion and coverings-up, which only deepens the problem.
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