Tunisia

‘An alarming setback for human rights in Tunisia’
Graphic from the 2020 report “Hate Speech Spreads Like Wildfire” on hate speech in social media in the Middle East and North Africa.
Facebook opens the door to more anti-LGBTQ lies and hate speech
Initiative for Equality and Non-Discrimination Executive Director Essy Adhiambo. (Courtesy photo)
Global LGBT activists gather for Human Rights Campaign summit in DC
Map of the 67 countries where sexual relations between people of the same sex are illegal. YELLOW countries have sodomy laws that are currently being challenged before local courts. Sri Lanka, in PINK, currently has a bill before its parliament to repeal its sodomy law. Indonesia, in ORANGE, has laws that criminalize homosexuality only in some subnational jurisdictions. All states in RED have nationwide sodomy laws and no known efforts to remove them. 
Legal challenges to anti-LGBTQ laws are under way in at least 10 nations
Image accompanying a protest by the Tunisian LGBTQ rights group Damj.
Tunisia frees trans woman serving a 6-month sentence for whom she loves
Jean-Marc Berthon, newly appointed French ambassador for LGBTI rights. (Photo courtesy of ADHEOS)
Conference in Paris aims to decriminalize homosexuality worldwide
Black immigrants face violence and repression in Tunisia. (Photo courtesy of Working for Our Wellbeing)
African LGBTQ refugees, seeking Europe, find terror in Tunisia
Anti-LGBT raids in Tunisia create ‘Queer State of Emergency’
How nations in Middle East and North Africa target LGBT citizens online
Tunisia: Activists seek to block anti-gay sportscaster from visiting Europe
Khookha McQueer, Tunisian drag artist (second in a series)
Tunisia: A high court says anti-gay law is unconstitutional
Tunisia: High Court rebukes police who turned rape victim into a defendant
Tunisian police arrest gay activist amid protests against president’s power grab
Egypt, Lebanon, Tunisia: Tough territory for trans people
Documentary video maker works to protect LGBTI migrants