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Amnesty International in Tunisia warned of a decline in freedoms and growing restrictions on civil society, pointing to the prosecution of opposition figures, human rights defenders, and journalists for their views and activities. The organization’s Director of Advocacy and Human Rights, Ines Lamloum, said the “conspiracy against state security” case was political in nature, and that the detention of journalists Ziad El Heni and Mohamed Youssefi targeted freedom of expression and journalistic work. The organization called on the authorities to honor their human rights obligations, end prosecutions and arbitrary imprisonment, and ensure a safe space for expression, civic action, and solidarity.
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