Region: Tunisia

Tunisia’s recent digitization programs could pave way for mass surveillance, identity theft, data exploitation, and more. Here’s why.

Tunisia’s Decree law 54 is supposed to fight cybercrime. Instead, it threatens freedom of expression and undermines democratic principles.

من المفترض أن يحارب المرسوم عدد 54 في تونس الجرائم السيبرانية. عوضا عن ذلك، يهدد هذا المرسوم حرية التعبير ويقوض امبادئ الديمقراطية.

The undersigned organizations and associations call on the Tunisian government to postpone launching a digital platform for subsidies compensation.

Civil society condemn the new decree-law 54 in in Tunisia and urge the President to withdraw it in order to uphold freedom of expression and press freedom.

Supporters of Tunisian President Kais Saied are doxxing women judges who speak out against the president’s actions. These attacks must stop, and leaders in government and the tech sector must take doxxing seriously.

.لسنوات، حاولت السلطات في تونس تمرير قانون بطاقة التعريف البيومترية الذي يمثل خطرا و تهديدا كبيراً للحق في الخصوصية وغيره من الحقوق الأساسية

Authorities in Tunisia have been deliberating over a biometric ID law that bears threats to the right to privacy & other fundamental rights.

Access Now joins civil society organizations in calling for safe and open access to online conferencing platforms in Tunisia.