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Situation of Press Freedom in Tunisia

Hotel Golden Tulip Mechtel, Tunis, Tunisia

In September 2022, Tunisia adopted its first cybercrime law, which diverges significantly from international standards due to its inclusion of content-based offenses and disproportionate sanctions. Article 24 of the law

Strategic Workshop of the DSA Human Rights Alliance

Digital Rights Hub (Access Now Europe Office), Rue Belliard 12, 1040 Brussels, Belgium

With shrinking civic space, limited funding, and a general democratic decline in the EU and beyond, at-risk communities, including HRDs and exiled media, are becoming increasingly vulnerable online. Human rights

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