Tunisia Intensifies Crackdown on NGOs with Suspensions and Arrests
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Tunisia has increased its actions against non-governmental organizations, including suspensions, arrests, and dissolutions. This crackdown affects civil society groups and could impact human rights and democratic activities in the country. The measures may lead to reduced NGO operations and increased tensions between the government and civil society.
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- •Tunisia has suspended multiple NGOs recently as part of the crackdown.
- •Several NGO leaders have been arrested in Tunisia during this period.
- •Some NGOs have been officially dissolved by Tunisian authorities.
- •The crackdown is ongoing as of May 29, 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Tunisian authorities continue arrests and dissolutions of NGOs civil society groups may weaken further, limiting public advocacy and international cooperation
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