President Mubarak to implement commitment to end the state of emergency
On the occasion of his swearing-in ceremony yesterday, the ICJ wrote to President Mubarak welcoming his presidential campaign commitment to put an end to the state of emergency.
Tunisia and the World Summit on the information society: lack of respect for the right to freedom of opinion and expression
The ICJ is concerned by the unwillingness of the Tunisian Government, host to the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) in November 2005, to implement the right to freedom of opinion and expression.
Le tribunal confisque la liberté d’expression de la Ligue Tunisienne des Droits de l’Homme
La CIJ déplore la décision du Tribunal de première instance de Tunis de ne pas autoriser cette organisation affiliée à la CIJ à tenir son congrès annuel comme prévu les 9, 10 et 11 septembre 2005.
Egypt: court decision on independent monitoring bypassed by presidential Election Commission
The ICJ expresses deep concerns at the refusal of the Presidential Election Commission to abide by a court decision to allow independent poll monitoring.
Tunisia: Six men convicted under anti-terror law
On 3 July, the Tunis Appeals Court sentenced six men to up to 20 years imprisonment for recruiting and training militants to carry out terrorist attacks in Iraq and for belonging to a terrorist group based abroad. All defendants denied the charges and said they had...Recent News
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