Tunisia: Chairman Of Jihadist Commission Sacked

She denounces a "fury" of the ruling party. In Tunisia, the chairman of the parliamentary inquiry commission on the jihadist sectors has lost its place. The ruling party, Nidaa Tounes, has asked Leila Chettaoui to be replaced at the head of the commission because she is no longer a member of the parliamentary group.

Corruption In Tunisia: Demonstration Against An Amnesty Bill

In Tunis, a demonstration took place Saturday, May 13 to protest against the reconciliation bill. This initiative of the President of the Republic aims to amnesty the persons accused of corruption, officials or businessmen of the former regime, in exchange for penalties. This proposal is discussed in a parliamentary committee, but for the collective Manich Msameh ("I do not forgive" in the Tunisian dialect), who organized the event, and the dozens of associations present at the demonstration, Less laundering of corruption.