Tunisian lawyer and legal researcher
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Calls the amendment a partial fix that leaves repression intact
Spreading "false news" online in Tunisia once carried up to five years in prison. On September 30, President Kais Saied replaced that punishment with fines for first-time offenders — the first softening of a decree rights groups call repressive.
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