Activists decry state of Tunisia’s democracy, 15 years after Arab Spring
Summary
Activists and relatives of political prisoners criticize Tunisia's current state of democracy, 15 years after the Arab Spring. They claim that President Kais Saied has moved the country back toward authoritarian rule.Key Facts
- The Arab Spring started in Tunisia 15 years ago.
- Mohamed Bouazizi's protest by self-immolation triggered the movement.
- This movement led to the end of long-term dictatorship in Tunisia.
- People had hoped the Arab Spring would bring more freedom.
- Activists now say President Kais Saied is bringing back authoritarian rule.
- Relatives of political prisoners are voicing their concerns.
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