Arabic Network for Human Rights Information (ANHRI)

What is happening in Tunisia now is totally contrary to all government declarations on the need to respect freedom of expression, says ANHRI.

Two editors of a television programme that aired a show featuring the sexual exploits of a Saudi man have been accused of facilitating the “expression of sin”.

The government has blocked the Bawabati website after it published a review of a French book revealing Tunisia’s first lady’s domination of key positions in the country.

ANHRI has discovered the Interior Ministry’s intentions to deprive blogger Kareem Amer of his right to be released after having served three quarters of his prison term.

The Ministry of the Interior claimed the newspaper had printed an election statement before the official campaign had begun.

Researcher Ahmed Saleh is alarmed over a series of actions that he says were intended to undermine him after he proposed a different approach to dealing with antiquities.

Bloggers attribute the monitoring of their sites to the fact that they are debating and reflecting upon real societal problems.

ANHRI urges the government to take a strong stand against the proliferation of Hisba lawsuits targeting critics.