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[crimemore]

Tunisia Social Media Crackdown - CRIME & MORE WORLD

Tunisian police are arresting social media activists for criticizing the government online and calling for protests, according to rights groups…

Tunisian police are arresting social media activists for criticizing the government online and calling for protests, according to rights groups…

[anarcho-queer]

Tunisia Clashes After Opposition Leader Shot Dead

Police in Tunisia have used tear gas during clashes with protesters at the funeral of murdered opposition politician Chokri Belaid.

Skirmishes erupted on the margins of the funeral procession in Tunis, a city paralysed by a general strike called in protest at the leftist leader's death.

The interior ministry said 132 people were arrested and estimated the size of the funeral crowd at 40,000.

"With our blood and our souls we will sacrifice ourselves for the martyr," shouted mourners, who also chanted slogans denouncing the ruling Ennahda party as "assassins".

Mr Belaid's widow Besma held up two fingers in a victory sign as a chant of "the people want a new revolution" rang out.

Mr Belaid, 48, was shot dead at close range by a lone, hooded gunman as he left home for work on Wednesday.

The opposition has accused Ennahda, the Islamist party that dominates the ruling coalition, of eliminating the outspoken government critic after months of simmering tensions between liberals and Islamists over the future direction of the once proudly secular Muslim nation.

[andthatswhoiam]

[thinknoevil0-blog]

(Tunis) – Tunisia’s Constituent Assembly should urgently revise laws to ensure freedom of speech and the independence of the judiciary, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. Legal reform in those two areas is key to safeguarding the human rights of all Tunisians, Human Rights Watch said.

The 49-page report, “Tunisia’s Repressive Laws: The Reform Agenda,” identifiesfreedom of speech and independent courts as two of ten priorities for legal reform. The others are freedom of movement, association and assembly, freedom to form political parties, the right of citizens to run for public office and choose candidates, the protection of rights while fighting terrorism, internet freedom, and immunity for the president of the republic – all areas where harsh laws inherited from the presidency of Zine El Abidine Ben Ali remain in effect. “The dictator may have departed, but experience shows that as long as his repressive laws remain on the books, the temptation is there for those who succeed him to apply them when politically expedient,” said Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East and North Africa director at Human Rights Watch.