Túnez.- Sindicato de Periodistas de Túnez pide liberar al periodista Mohamed Youssefi y denuncia intimidación

November 20, 2025, Tunis, Tunisia: Protestors carrying signs saying 'NO to Decree-Law 54'. Tunisian journalists and human rights activists are protesting for freedom of the press at Kasbah Square in Tunis. Tunisian journalists and human rights organizations are concerned about Decree-Law 54 of 2022, a cybercrime law that threatens free speech and the press. Decree-Law 54 of 2022 is a Tunisian law that leer más combats crimes related to information and communication systems, issued on September 13, 2022. While it aims to address cybercrime, it has been widely criticized by human rights organizations for its vague language and broad powers, which critics say can be used to stifle dissent, limit freedom of expression, and intimidate journalists and other critics. The law imposes penalties of up to five years in prison and significant fines for spreading ''false news'' online, with penalties doubled for public officials.
Fecha: 20/11/2025. leer menos

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