Tunisia: Slow Reform Pace Undermines Rights

Regressive Laws Adopted; No Action to Create Constitutional Court

Global Medical Body Condemns Forced Anal Exams

Doctors Worldwide Should Halt Abusive ‘Homosexuality Tests’

New Reconciliation Law Threatens Tunisia’s Democracy

Beginning of End for Forced Anal Exams

Tunisia and Kenya Move to Consign Discredited Medical Procedure to History Books

Important steps taken, but human rights violations continue in Tunisia

Item 6 UPR adoption

One Step Forward, One Step Back in Tunisia

Progress on Women’s Rights; Regression on Justice

Middle East on a Roll to Repeal 'Marry the Rapist' Laws

Rape-marriage exoneration laws are relics of the colonial past. It's time to leave them there.

Tunisia: Landmark Step to Shield Women from Violence

New Law Offers Protection, but Needs Funding

Appeal to the People's Representatives to Abandon Consideration of the Draft Law on Prosecution of Abuses Against the Armed Forces

Draft Law Could Return Tunisia to a Police State

Parliament Should Reject Abusive Security Bill

Tunisia: From Victims to Accused

Offense of “Insulting the Police” Used as a Retaliation Against Citizens

Tunisia: Secret Detentions Mar Anti-Corruption Effort

Businessman Faces Military Trial, 7 Others Held Incommunicado

States should protect LGBTI persons from violence and discrimination; Philippines should cooperate with UN executions mandate

Item 3: Interactive Dialogue with Independent Expert on protection against violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity and Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions

The Law That Could be the Final Blow to Tunisia’s Transition