Refworld | Tunisia: Detention of Prisoners of Opinion, Harassment, Intimidation of Human Rights Defenders and Journalists; Internet Censorship and Lack of Independence of the Judiciary

Title	Tunisia: Detention of Prisoners of Opinion, Harassment, Intimidation of Human Rights Defenders and Journalists; Internet Censorship and Lack of Independence of the Judiciary
Publisher	Article 19
Publication Date	17 May 2010
Country	Tunisia
Topics	Freedom of conscience \| Freedom of expression \| Freedom of information \| Freedom of speech
Cite as	Article 19, Tunisia: Detention of Prisoners of Opinion, Harassment, Intimidation of Human Rights Defenders and Journalists; Internet Censorship and Lack of Independence of the Judiciary, 17 May 2010, available at: https://www.refworld.org/docid/4c5001e12.html [accessed 22 May 2023]
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