US pressure or rights advocacy? Tunisia pushes back
Iskandar Naouar
Press TV, Tunis
A US Congressional committee has called on Tunisian authorities to release several political figures, including lawyer and activist Ayachi Hammami. The move comes amid Tunisia’s post-2021 political transition and has sparked debate over whether Washington’s position is based on human rights concerns or part of a broader attempt to influence Tunisia’s internal political process.
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