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With over 1.7 million Internet subscriptions (1), the internet lays out to occupy an important part of Tunisians daily life in numerous aspects: social, political and economic. Yet, internet’s economic as well as social impact cannot be discussed without mentioning or at least pointing out the digital rights situation especially in a…

Complaining about expensive prices and bad services is definitely the most repeated talk anyone would hear in Tunisia and the internet is no longer excluded. In fact, internet is not only a tool to gather people for a cause, organize boycott campaigns or even protests. Internet and more precisely slow internet and its cost became the subject of the protest today.…

Big Brother is watching you.. 

After the mass protest in 2011, Tunisia has lived one of the most vibrant political turning points in its history. Actually, the current Tunisia’s transition to democracy is a promising reform process since it has created open debates about urgent issues related to human rights and freedoms.

However, a wide array of threats has appeared and considered as an obstacle to continued progress of the democratic transition.

A…