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Tunisian youth in permanent fear of repressionF

By Caroline Nelly Perrot - Hamza Nasri, a young Tunisian activist, hit the streets as part of anti-government protests in recent months. Now he says he is under police watch and afraid for his friends.  "I've moved house three times in recent months. I've stopped...

Moroccan farmers in Algeria’s Laaroda oasis: Victims of a neglected conflictF

Moroccan farmers in an isolated oasis on the Algerian border are bearing the brunt of regional tensions after Algiers expelled them from date groves they have worked for generations.  The border between the arch-rivals has been closed since 1994, but Algeria had...

Tunisia: State companies on the brink of collapseF

By Aymen Jamli - Tunisia's state-owned firms are in dire straits, facing a perfect storm of debt, mismanagement, the coronavirus pandemic and a decade of political instability that could push some to bankruptcy, experts say. Ten years since a revolution that overthrew...

Tunisia’s gender violence law struggles to get beyond paperF

When Nadia told police about her husband's violence during a coronavirus lockdown in Tunisia, she nearly lost custody of her daughter, illustrating a chasm between a gender law and its enforcement. Adopted in 2017, the celebrated law greatly expanded the scope of...

Libyan’s electricity crisisF

By Hamza Mekouar: Walk down any commercial street in the Libyan capital Tripoli and the pavements will be lined with...

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