Tunis/Tunisia – As Tunisia celebrates National Women’s Day on Sunday, the organization Aswat Nissa is emphasizing the importance of ensuring women’s political rights and increasing their access to decision-making positions. Additionally, there is a crucial need to protect women activists from violence and exclusion. To address these concerns, the enforcement of laws against violence, the formal recognition of domestic work, and the establishment of social and economic protections for female farmhands are essential, according to the civil society organization.
Securing Women’s Political Rights and Ending Violence: Tunisia Marks National Women’s Day
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