It is neither a rumor nor fiction—it is, unfortunately, reality. The Tunisian authorities have officially decided to suspend the activities of the Tunisian Association of Democratic Women (ATFD) for one month. A move that many see as part of a broader campaign to silence critical and independent voices in the country. A Political Decision Disguised as Bureaucracy For decades, the ATFD has been one of Tunisia’s most active and respected feminist organizations, defending equality, freedom, and social justice.

On June 1st, 2024, 25-year-old Akrame Jemaaoui, a young man from the governorate of Kef, was on his way home after attending a football match in Rades when he was suddenly arrested. What followed was a chain of opaque events that ended two weeks later with his death inside Mornaguia Prison, under highly suspicious circumstances. From the Stadium to the Cell…

On 7 May 1950, in the Tunisian port city of Bizerte, around 600 citizens gathered to oppose the docking of the ship Akko, belonging to the Zionist-Israeli project. The ship, arriving from the United States and headed to Haifa, was met with fierce resistance: stones were thrown, ropes were cut, and a police vehicle was hurled into the canal.

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October 23, 2025 – Gabès, Tunisia Once again, Gabès stands tall.Driven by a shared belief that every citizen — regardless of region — has the right to live in a healthy, safe environment, the people of Gabès are preparing for another decisive moment in their long struggle against environmental and health injustice. For decades, the residents of this southern coastal city have endured what they call “a slow death” caused by pollution from the nearby chemical complex.

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I see a lot of social media accounts offering amazing medical services, yet there’s crickets in the comments section. No likes, no shares…

“Then, onto Gabès, City of the Latin Africans, thirty miles away…”— Ibn Khordadbeh (820 – 912 AD), Kitāb al-Masālik wa-l-Mamālik In this brief yet powerful line, the 9th-century geographer Ibn Khordadbeh recorded one of the rarest clues about Tunisia’s linguistic and cultural landscape in the centuries following the Arab conquest. His phrase — “Madīnat al-Afrīqiyyīn wa-l-ʿAʿājim” (the City of Africans and Foreigners) — refers, according to Tunisian historian…