Feb 18, 2026

Tunisian Women’s Rights Group Warns Early Retirement Proposal Could Undermine Female Labor Participation$

Analysis by Arezki Daoud

A proposed law allowing women in Tunisia’s private sector to retire voluntarily at age 50 has drawn sharp criticism from a leading women’s rights organization. Advocates argue that the measure could undermine female labor participation, limit career advancement, and strain the country’s already fragile social security system.
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