May 2019
Elizia Volkmann: Tunisian court victory boosts push to end gay sex ban, Thomson Reuters Trust News, May, 21, 2019:
Convictions for same-sex relations, punishable by three years in prison, rose by 60% in 2018 in Tunisia
September 2018
Massinissa Benlakehal: Tunisia’s Kerkennah Islands: A land for smuggling, The New Arab, September, 27, 2018:
As Libya’s shores sees tightened controls, Tunisia’s Kerkennah Islands has become the new route for migrants trying to make the crossing to Europe in the past year.
Open letter to Libyan Prime Minister Fayez al Sarraj
The NAFCC supports RSF and the LCFP in their open letter to the head of the libyan National Union Government.
“Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and the Libyan Centre for Freedom of Press (LCFP) urge Libyan Prime Minister Fayez al Sarraj to intervene immediately to rescind all measures obstructing the work of international journalists and the Libyan correspondents of foreign media outlets.”
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NAFCC agrees on the concern expressed in RSF’s statement published on July, the 10th, 2018, about the working conditions of journalists in Libya::
“Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on Libya’s Government of National Accord to stop obstructing and endangering foreign journalists and Libyan journalists who work for international media.”
Read MoreApril 2018
Ricard Gonzalez: La Túnez marginada, escéptica con la descentralización, El Pais, April, 27, 2018:
La apatía domina la campaña electoral de las municipales en Gafsa, bastión de la izquierda