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Tunisia Protesters Call for Freedoms
In downtown Tunis, on Friday evening, July 25, 2026, a protest gathering took place to mark the fifth anniversary of the July 25, 2021 measures. The protesters demanded freedoms and political reforms, expressing their dissatisfaction with the deteriorating economic, social, and political conditions in the country. They emphasized that the promises made when President Kais Saied took office have not been fulfilled; instead, crises have worsened—ranging from shortages of supplies and water and electricity outages to rising unemployment and declining investment, along with increasing emigration. They also condemned the persecution of opponents and the silencing of free voices. The protesters called for an end to the excessive concentration of power in the hands of the President and the absence of constitutional institutions such as the Constitutional Court. The Tunisian League for Human Rights called for a comprehensive national dialogue, the release of political detainees, and stressed the importance of linking political rights with social rights. They also urged the government to address the economic crisis and improve citizens' living standards, reaffirming that popular sovereignty and human rights are fundamental to establishing a true republic.
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