AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoPrison Crisis: Tunisia’s rights groups say at least 23 prisoners have died in recent weeks from the heatwave, pointing to overcrowding and poor detention conditions while authorities have not released official figures. Labour Pressure: The UGTT has reaffirmed plans for a nationwide general strike, with preparations for escalating action and a focus on economic and social rights plus public freedoms. Political Detainees: Amnesty International renews calls for the release of opposition leader Rached Ghannouchi, citing repeated fair-trial violations and serious health concerns. Hunger Strike Watch: Concern is rising over the health of flotilla activist Wael Naouar, who has been on hunger strike for weeks and is described by his lawyer as in “very serious” condition. Media Crackdown: FAPAJ urges Tunisia to immediately release journalist Mohamed El Yousfi, arrested after work on water policy, warning against intimidation and prosecutions that curb independent journalism. Economic Governance: Fitch affirmed Tunisia’s B- rating, but its analysis highlights the cost of state financing and risks for the banking sector if support ends early. Regional Noise: Iran’s embassy in Tunisia used an Akshay Kumar meme to mock Trump amid US-Iran tensions over claims near the Strait of Hormuz.
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