Tunisia
Overview
ICNL works with local partner Kawakibi for Democracy Transitions to promote an enabling environment for CSOs in Tunisia, including by opposing the amendment of Decree 88 on Associations, one of the most progressive CSO laws in the MENA region. We also provide expertise to government stakeholders around compliance with the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Recommendation 8 with respect to preventing terrorism financing among CSOs.
Civic Freedom Monitor: Tunisia
ICNL’s Civic Freedom Monitor provides up-to-date information on legal issues affecting civil society and civic freedoms, including the freedoms of association, expression, and peaceful assembly.
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Tunisia’s Implementation of FATF Recommendation No. 8 and Its Impact on Freedom of Association
Tunisia’s implementation of Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Recommendation No. 8 is increasingly affecting the operating environment for civil society organizations. This report examines how anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing measures are being applied to Tunisia’s non-profit sector and assesses whether current practices comply with FATF standards and international human rights principles.
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Tunisia
FATF in the Middle East and North Africa
Localization and Civic Space
Bread&Net: Let’s Keep AI on Our Agenda
Tunisia Digital Legal Library Documents
Basic Law No. 26 concerning combating terrorism and preventing money laundering
Internal Regulations of the Assembly of the People
Organic Law No. 2025-4 concerning local, regional, and district councils
Presidential Decree No. 2021-117 relating to exceptional measures
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