AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoRights and Social Justice: Tunisian and Egyptian rights advocates, including FTDES executive director Alaa Talbi, argue that political freedoms and socio-economic justice must be pursued together, not traded off against each other. Prisons: The Justice Ministry denied reports that Tunisia plans to build new prisons, saying no such projects have been officially approved. The clarification comes amid ongoing concern over prison conditions, capacity and inmates’ rights. Political Dissent: A commentary renewed calls to free lawyer Ayachi Hammami, serving a five-year sentence after his conviction in a case linked to his work defending opposition figures and others. Public Security: Tunisia seized more than 101 kilograms of cocaine in the first nine months of 2026, customs figures show, as officials point to trafficking routes across the Libyan border.
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