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12 Apr 2026

A demonstrator holds a placard in Arabic reading ''Free Saadia Mosbah,'' featuring a portrait of the detained anti-racism and human rights defender and head of the NGO M'nemty, Saadia Mosbah, during a march organized by the Campaign Against the Criminalization of Civil Work to protest racism in Tunis, Tunisia, on April 11, 2026. The demonstration, which includes human rights organizations, civil society groups, and activists, addresses concerns about what participants describe as a rise in racist rhetoric and attempts to criminalize solidarity with civil, political, and trade union work. They also express concern over the targeting of activists and advocates. President Kais Saied's rhetoric has drawn criticism from human rights groups, opposition figures, and international observers, who describe it as increasingly xenophobic and authoritarian. Following his 2023 remarks on Sub-Saharan African migrants, critics say his language contributed to a climate of hostility. Supporters, however, view his stance as part of a broader agenda focused on anti-corruption efforts and national sovereignty.

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12 Apr 2026

Demonstrators hold a large banner in Arabic, reading, ''Free Saadia Mosbah, Free Tunisia,'' depicting the portrait of the detained anti-racism advocate and head of the NGO M'nemty, Saadia Mosbah, during a march organized by the Campaign Against the Criminalization of Civil Work to protest racism in Tunis, Tunisia, on April 11, 2026. The demonstration, which includes human rights organizations, civil society groups, and activists, addresses concerns about what participants describe as a rise in racist rhetoric and attempts to criminalize solidarity with civil, political, and trade union work, as well as the targeting of activists and advocates. President Kais Saied's rhetoric has drawn criticism from human rights groups, opposition figures, and international observers, who describe it as increasingly xenophobic and authoritarian. Following his 2023 remarks on Sub-Saharan African migrants, critics say his language contributed to a climate of hostility. Supporters, however, view his stance as part of a broader agenda focused on anti-corruption efforts and national sovereignty.

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#13564686

12 Apr 2026

A protester holds a placard reading, ''No justice in a racism system,'' while others raise a banner in Arabic reading ''Free Tunisia,'' featuring a portrait of detained anti-racism defender Saadia Mosbah during a march organized by the Campaign Against the Criminalization of Civil Work to protest racism in Tunis, Tunisia, on April 11, 2026. The demonstration, which includes human rights organizations, civil society groups, and activists, addresses concerns about what participants describe as a rise in racist rhetoric and attempts to criminalize solidarity with civil, political, and trade union work. They also express concern over the targeting of activists and advocates, which they view as a threat to the values of freedom, dignity, and equality. President Kais Saied's rhetoric has been criticized by human rights groups, opposition figures, and international observers, who describe it as increasingly xenophobic and authoritarian. Following his 2023 remarks on Sub-Saharan African migrants, critics argue that his language contributed to a climate of hostility and legitimized racist narratives in public discourse. Supporters, however, describe his stance as part of a broader agenda focused on anti-corruption efforts and national sovereignty.

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9 Apr 2026

Portrait placards of Cecile Kohler and Jacques Paris, two French citizens previously detained in Iran, are set up on a fence of the French National Assembly in Paris, France, on April 8, 2026. The two French nationals were freed by Iran after three and a half years in detention and arrived in Paris on April 8, 2026, after spending more than three years in an Iranian prison on espionage charges.

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9 Apr 2026

Portrait placards of Cecile Kohler and Jacques Paris, two French citizens previously detained in Iran, are set up on a fence of the French National Assembly in Paris, France, on April 8, 2026. The two French nationals were freed by Iran after three and a half years in detention and arrived in Paris on April 8, 2026, after spending more than three years in an Iranian prison on espionage charges.

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#13538773

5 Apr 2026

Demonstrators hold a banner reading in Arabic, ''No to despotism and colonialism'' during a demonstration by pro-Palestinian activists in Tunis, Tunisia, on April 4, 2026. The protest addresses the detention of Tunisian organizers of the Global Sumud Flotilla. Demonstrators also express opposition to Israel's proposed death penalty law, which would allow for the execution of Palestinians tried in military courts. Several members of the Tunisian coordination of the Global Sumud Flotilla's first mission have been arrested, including Wael Naouar, his wife Jawaher Channa, Nabil Chennoufi, Dr. Mohamed Amine Bennour, and Sana M'hidli. On March 16, a Tunisian judge ordered their pre-trial detention, citing suspicions of money laundering under anti-terrorism legislation, as well as fraud and alleged misuse of donated funds. The case is linked to a fundraising campaign conducted during the Global Sumud Flotilla in September 2025. Tunisian pro-Palestinian organizations and Gaza flotilla organizers call for the release of the detained individuals.

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#13538779

5 Apr 2026

Demonstrators raise placards featuring portraits of detained Global Sumud Flotilla members during a demonstration by pro-Palestinian activists in Tunis, Tunisia, on April 4, 2026. The protest addresses the detention of Tunisian organizers of the Global Sumud Flotilla. Demonstrators also express opposition to Israel's proposed death penalty law, which would allow for the execution of Palestinians tried in military courts. Several members of the Tunisian coordination of the Global Sumud Flotilla's first mission have been arrested, including Wael Naouar, his wife Jawaher Channa, Nabil Chennoufi, Dr. Mohamed Amine Bennour, and Sana M'hidli. On March 16, a Tunisian judge ordered their pre-trial detention, citing suspicions of money laundering under anti-terrorism legislation, as well as fraud and the alleged misuse of donated funds. The case is linked to a fundraising campaign conducted during the Global Sumud Flotilla in September 2025. Tunisian pro-Palestinian organizations and Gaza flotilla organizers criticize the detentions and call for the release of the activists.

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#13538786

5 Apr 2026

Demonstrators chant slogans and raise placards featuring portraits of detained Global Sumud Flotilla members during a gathering of pro-Palestinian activists in Tunis, Tunisia, on April 4, 2026. The demonstration protests the detention of Tunisian organizers of the Global Sumud Flotilla. Participants also express opposition to Israel's proposed death penalty law, which would allow for the execution of Palestinians tried in military courts. Several members of the Tunisian coordination of the Global Sumud Flotilla's first mission have been arrested, including Wael Naouar, his wife Jawaher Channa, Nabil Chennoufi, Dr. Mohamed Amine Bennour, and Sana M'hidli. On March 16, a Tunisian judge ordered their pre-trial detention, citing suspicions of money laundering under anti-terrorism legislation, as well as fraud and alleged misuse of donated funds. The case is linked to a fundraising campaign conducted during the Global Sumud Flotilla in September 2025. Tunisian pro-Palestinian organizations and Gaza flotilla organizers criticize the detentions, accusing Tunisian authorities of targeting activists supporting the Palestinian cause and calling for their release.

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#13538788

5 Apr 2026

Demonstrators chant slogans and raise placards featuring portraits of detained Global Sumud Flotilla members during a gathering of pro-Palestinian activists in Tunis, Tunisia, on April 4, 2026. The demonstration protests the detention of Tunisian organizers of the Global Sumud Flotilla. Participants also express opposition to Israel's proposed death penalty law, which would allow for the execution of Palestinians tried in military courts. Several members of the Tunisian coordination of the Global Sumud Flotilla's first mission have been arrested, including Wael Naouar, his wife Jawaher Channa, Nabil Chennoufi, Dr. Mohamed Amine Bennour, and Sana M'hidli. On March 16, a Tunisian judge ordered their pre-trial detention, citing suspicions of money laundering under anti-terrorism legislation, as well as fraud and alleged misuse of donated funds. The case is linked to a fundraising campaign conducted during the Global Sumud Flotilla in September 2025. Tunisian pro-Palestinian organizations and Gaza flotilla organizers criticize the detentions, accusing Tunisian authorities of targeting activists supporting the Palestinian cause and calling for their release.

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#13538794

5 Apr 2026

Demonstrators raise banners featuring portraits of detained Global Sumud Flotilla members during a gathering of pro-Palestinian activists in Tunis, Tunisia, on April 4, 2026. The demonstration protests the detention of Tunisian organizers of the Global Sumud Flotilla. Participants also express opposition to Israel's proposed death penalty law, which would allow for the execution of Palestinians tried in military courts. Several members of the Tunisian coordination of the Global Sumud Flotilla's first mission have been arrested, including Wael Naouar, his wife Jawaher Channa, Nabil Chennoufi, Dr. Mohamed Amine Bennour, and Sana M'hidli. On March 16, a Tunisian judge ordered their pre-trial detention, citing suspicions of money laundering under anti-terrorism legislation, as well as fraud and the alleged misuse of donated funds. The case is linked to a fundraising campaign conducted during the Global Sumud Flotilla in September 2025. Tunisian pro-Palestinian organizations and Gaza flotilla organizers call for the release of the detained individuals.

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#13538796

5 Apr 2026

A demonstrator holds a banner featuring the portrait of detained Global Sumud Flotilla organizer and pro-Palestinian activist Wael Naouar, while others wave Palestinian flags during a demonstration in Tunis, Tunisia, on April 4, 2026. The protest brings together dozens of pro-Palestinian activists opposing the detention of Tunisian organizers of the Global Sumud Flotilla. Demonstrators also express opposition to Israel's proposed death penalty law, which would allow for the execution of Palestinians tried in military courts. Several members of the Tunisian coordination of the Global Sumud Flotilla's first mission have been arrested, including Wael Naouar, his wife Jawaher Channa, Nabil Chennoufi, Dr. Mohamed Amine Bennour, and Sana M'hidli. On March 16, a Tunisian judge ordered their pre-trial detention, citing suspicions of money laundering under anti-terrorism legislation, as well as fraud and the alleged misuse of donated funds. The case is linked to a fundraising campaign conducted during the Global Sumud Flotilla in September 2025. Tunisian pro-Palestinian organizations and Gaza flotilla organizers criticize the detentions, accusing the Tunisian authorities of targeting activists supporting the Palestinian cause and calling for their release.

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5 Apr 2026

A female demonstrator shouts slogans through a megaphone as others hold placards displaying portraits of detained Global Sumud Flotilla members during a demonstration by pro-Palestinian activists in Tunis, Tunisia, on April 4, 2026. The protest addresses the detention of Tunisian organizers of the Global Sumud Flotilla. Demonstrators also express opposition to Israel's proposed death penalty law, which would allow for the execution of Palestinians tried in military courts. Several members of the Tunisian coordination of the Global Sumud Flotilla's first mission have been arrested, including Wael Naouar, his wife Jawaher Channa, Nabil Chennoufi, Dr. Mohamed Amine Bennour, and Sana M'hidli. On March 16, a Tunisian judge ordered their pre-trial detention, citing suspicions of money laundering under anti-terrorism legislation, as well as fraud and the alleged misuse of donated funds. The case is linked to a fundraising campaign conducted during the Global Sumud Flotilla in September 2025. Tunisian pro-Palestinian organizations and Gaza flotilla organizers call for the release of the detained individuals.

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5 Apr 2026

Demonstrators hold banners featuring portraits of detained Global Sumud Flotilla members while shouting slogans during a pro-Palestinian demonstration in Tunis, Tunisia, on April 4, 2026. The protest addresses the detention of Tunisian organizers of the Global Sumud Flotilla. Demonstrators also express opposition to Israel's proposed death penalty law, which would allow for the execution of Palestinians tried in military courts. Several members of the Tunisian coordination of the Global Sumud Flotilla's first mission have been arrested, including Wael Naouar, his wife Jawaher Channa, Nabil Chennoufi, Dr. Mohamed Amine Bennour, and Sana M'hidli. On March 16, a Tunisian judge ordered their pre-trial detention, citing suspicions of money laundering under anti-terrorism legislation, as well as fraud and the alleged misuse of donated funds. The case is linked to a fundraising campaign conducted during the Global Sumud Flotilla in September 2025. Tunisian pro-Palestinian organizations and Gaza flotilla organizers call for the release of the detained individuals.

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#13538848

5 Apr 2026

Demonstrators hold a large banner in Arabic reading, ''We demand the criminalisation of normalisation with Israel, not the criminalisation of solidarity with Palestine,'' while chanting slogans during a demonstration in Tunis, Tunisia, on April 4, 2026. The protest brings together dozens of pro-Palestinian activists opposing the detention of Tunisian organisers of the Global Sumud Flotilla. Demonstrators also express opposition to Israel's newly proposed death penalty law, which would allow for the execution of Palestinians tried in military courts. Several members of the Tunisian coordination of the Global Sumud Flotilla's first mission have been arrested, including Wael Naouar, his wife Jawaher Channa, Nabil Chennoufi, Dr. Mohamed Amine Bennour, and Sana M'hidli. On March 16, a Tunisian judge ordered their pre-trial detention, citing suspicions of money laundering under anti-terrorism legislation, as well as fraud and the alleged misuse of donated funds. The case is linked to a fundraising campaign conducted during the Global Sumud Flotilla in September 2025. Tunisian pro-Palestinian organisations and Gaza flotilla organisers call for the release of the detained individuals.

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5 Apr 2026

Demonstrators display a large banner in Arabic during a protest involving dozens of pro-Palestinian activists in Tunis, Tunisia, on April 4, 2026. The demonstration addresses the detention of Tunisian organizers of the Global Sumud Flotilla. Participants also express opposition to Israel's proposed death penalty law, which would allow for the execution of Palestinians tried in military courts. Several members of the Tunisian coordination of the Global Sumud Flotilla's first mission have been arrested, including Wael Naouar, his wife Jawaher Channa, Nabil Chennoufi, Dr. Mohamed Amine Bennour, and Sana M'hidli. On March 16, a Tunisian judge ordered their pre-trial detention, citing suspicions of money laundering under anti-terrorism legislation, as well as fraud and the alleged misuse of donated funds. The case is linked to a fundraising campaign conducted during the Global Sumud Flotilla in September 2025. Tunisian pro-Palestinian organizations and Gaza flotilla organizers call for the release of the detained individuals.

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#13538875

5 Apr 2026

Demonstrators raise banners featuring portraits of detained Global Sumud Flotilla members while waving Palestinian and Tunisian flags during a pro-Palestinian demonstration in Tunis, Tunisia, on April 4, 2026. The protest brings together dozens of activists opposing the detention of Tunisian organizers of the Global Sumud Flotilla. Demonstrators also express opposition to Israel's proposed death penalty law, which would allow for the execution of Palestinians tried in military courts. Several members of the Tunisian coordination of the Global Sumud Flotilla's first mission have been arrested, including Wael Naouar, his wife Jawaher Channa, Nabil Chennoufi, Dr. Mohamed Amine Bennour, and Sana M'hidli. On March 16, a Tunisian judge ordered their pre-trial detention, citing suspicions of money laundering under anti-terrorism legislation, as well as fraud and the alleged misuse of donated funds. The case is linked to a fundraising campaign conducted during the Global Sumud Flotilla in September 2025. Tunisian pro-Palestinian organizations and Gaza flotilla organizers criticize the detentions, accusing the Tunisian authorities of targeting activists supporting the Palestinian cause and calling for their immediate release.

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