Releases

Press Release: ADLI’sNew Publication: "Individual liberties of foreigners in Tunisia:The metics of the Republic »

29-05-2019

As part of its work to support individual liberties, the Tunisian Association for the Defense of Individual Liberties (www.adlitn.org) has just published a study on the “Liberties of foreigners in Tunisia”, the study was prepared by Ms.
Another May 17 in legal and institutional homophobia and transphobia

16-05-2019

The signatory associations, members of the Civil Coalition for Individual Freedoms and their Allies, are celebrating this year’s May 17, which coincides with the International Day against Homophobia and Transphobia, while the situation of LGBTQI++ individuals stagnates and the official institutions of the State continue to use liberticidal laws and homophobic and transphobic practices;
Open letter to the President of the Republic, to the Head of Government, to the members of the Assembly of the Representatives of the People, to the members of the Supreme Council of the Judiciary and to the Ministers of the Interior and Justice

15-05-2019

The Tunisian authorities must oppose any attempt to violate the rights and freedoms of the individuals during the month of Ramadan.

We, members of the Civil Collective for the defense of individual Liberties;

Noting, in previous years, multiple attacks and violations perpetrated against individual freedoms by public authorities, groups or individuals self-proclaimed protectors of religion and morality, in a context of total impunity;
Tunisia: Pact for Equality, Individual Freedom

25-07-2018

Tunisia: Pact for Equality, Individual Freedom

More Than 90 Groups Among the Signatories
Tunisia: Three Years Sentence for Homosexuality 6 Students Subjected to Anal Examinations

16-12-2015

(Tunis, December 16, 2015) – A Tunisian court sentenced six students accused of sodomy to three years in prison on December 10, 2015, 13 human rights organizations said today. The convictions contradict international law and were contrary to the rights to privacy and nondiscrimination under Tunisia’s 2014 constitution.