The Tunisian street is boiling over the impact of high prices and the restriction of freedoms. The opposition and human rights organizations demand an end to political trials and to save the country!

صحافة بلادي — The pace of social and political movement intensified inTunisiaDuring the last days, marches and protests were held, called for by the forces ofTunisian oppositionAnd human rights and civil organizations to denounce the restrictions on public freedoms and the exacerbation of the economic and living crisis that burdens Tunisian families.

Human rights criticism of political trials and the monopolization of power

Leaders in the Tunisian opposition and human rights organizations confirmed that the continuation of trials and judicial prosecutions against political, media, and trade union activists deepens the state of political tension, stressing that addressing the Tunisian crisis requires a return to the participatory democratic path and the independence of the judiciary instead of security approaches.

Economic pressures and erosion of purchasing power

These demanding movements coincide with Tunisian economists’ warnings about the repercussions of the jump in global energy prices on the Tunisian budget deficit and the cost of supplying fuel and grains, amid a scarcity of financial liquidity and a decline in investments.