Tunis Court of First Instance Reviews 'Manami' Association Suspension Case
The Court of First Instance in Tunis reviewed the urgent case aimed at suspending the activities of the Manami association, which combats racial discrimination.
Elyssa newsroom

The Court of First Instance in Tunis reviewed the urgent case aimed at suspending the activities of the Manami association, which combats racial discrimination, on Monday, October 26.
The Public Prosecutor's Office filed this urgent case against the association as part of a legal process targeting civil society organizations.
Human rights organizations, including the Union of Tunisian Journalists, expressed full solidarity with the Manami workers and rejected the tightening measures.
The court appointed three experts on October 19 and deferred the case on dissolution to November 2.