منذ it was issued in September 2022, Decree-Law 54 has become the instrument most often used against journalists and bloggers in Tunisia, on charges of spreading false news. HuMENA follows the prosecutions brought under it and the sentences handed down, and calls for the repeal of its Article 24.
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