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Democratic Constitutional Party intensifies protests in Tunisia

Democratic Constitutional Party intensifies protests in Tunisia

The protests organized by the Free Constitutional Party in Tunisia focused on social and political demands. They called for improving Tunisian living conditions, which include shortages of water, electricity, and medicine, as well as poor economic and developmental conditions. The protesters also demanded the release of the party's leader, Abir Moussi, who is considered a symbol of the party. The demonstration, which began in front of the Ministry of Social Affairs and then headed to the Ministry of Justice, featured slogans calling for freedom of expression and human rights, as well as rejecting restrictions on public freedoms and voicing opposition to the worsening political and economic situation in the country. Speakers emphasized that the economic and social crisis is linked to issues of freedom and rights, and that Moussi’s case remains central to their demands, mentioning her declining health in prison.

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