humanrightswatch: “If passed with these articles intact, the constitution will undermine freedom of expression in the name of protection of “sacred values,” provide a basis for chipping away at the country’s proud record on women’s rights, and weaken in other ways Tunisia’s commitment to respect international human rights treaties it has signed.” Eric Goldstein, deputy Middle East and North Africa director, on Tunisia’s draft constitution. Read more after the jump. © 2011 Human Rights Watch
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“If passed with these articles intact, the constitution will undermine freedom of expression in the name of protection of “sacred values,” provide a basis for chipping away at the country’s proud record on women’s rights, and weaken in other ways Tunisia’s commitment to respect international human rights treaties it has signed.”

Eric Goldstein, deputy Middle East and North Africa director, on Tunisia’s draft constitution.

Read more after the jump.

© 2011 Human Rights Watch

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