أنيس الشارني، مواطن تونسي يبلغ من العمر 28 سنة، أوقف يوم الأربعاء 22 جويلية 2026 واحتُجز بمركز شرطة النخيلات بولاية أريانة، بعد وضعه محل شبهة. وبعد أن أبلغت عائلته بإحالته على المحكمة الابتدائية بأريانة يوم 24 جويلية 2026، لم تعثر عليه بالمحكمة، قبل أن تعلم لاحقًا أنه نُقل إلى المستشفى الجامعي شارل نيكول إثر تعرضه، وفق ما أُبلغت به، لنوبة «صرع». وعثرت العائلة عليه بقسم الاستعجالي تحت أجهزة التنفس الاصطناعي، حيث ظل من يوم 24 إلى يوم 28 جويلية 2026، تاريخ إعلامها بوفاته. وبعد الوفاة، أفادت العائلة بأنها عاينت آثار عنف واضحة على وجه أنيس الشارني وجسده، ما دفعها إلى التقدم، بتاريخ 3 أوت 2026، بطلب إلى وكيل الجمهورية بالمحكمة الابتدائية بتونس لإجراء تشريح للجثة قصد تحديد سبب الوفاة. وكانت النيابة العمومية قد فتحت، بتاريخ 28 جويلية 2026، بحثًا في ملابسات الوفاة لتحديد أسبابها، غير أنه لم يسفر، إلى حدود إعداد هذا التوثيق، عن أي نتيجة معلنة

Lotfi Mraihi, the Secretary-General of the Republican People’s Union party and a former presidential candidate, was sentenced on Monday to 6 months in prison, suspended. This occurred in light of his appearance on the radio program “Midi Show” in November 2022, where he discussed the political situation in Tunisia, criticized the President’s performance, and stated during the session that Kais Saied popularity is on the wane. This led to his prosecution and judicial pursuit. The official spokesperson of the Republican People’s Union party, Ms.Mariem El Ferchichi, testified to Intersection Association for Rights and Freedoms that Dr.Lotfi Mraihi’s referral was based on a complaint filed against him by the current Minister of Justice, Leila Jaffel, demanding the pursuit of the violation victim under Article 24 of Decree No.54 concerning the fight against crimes related to information and communication systems. Furthermore, he was banned from traveling twice in a row and was informed at Tunis Carthage Airport that he was prohibited from traveling without any judicial order preventing him from leaving the Tunisian territory. Moreover, Lotfi Mraihi condemned the charges against him in a videohe posted on his personal Facebook page, considering them a violation of his rights and an infringement of political freedoms.

Since 2021, Kliaiya Moumen, a 26-year-old Tunisian woman from Gafsa Governorate, has been subjected to an ongoing campaign of threats, harassment, and technology-facilitated gender-based violence by a man who impersonated a security officer, following her refusal to enter into a relationship with him. The abuse included direct threats, online harassment, defamation, and intrusion into her private life, and later extended to members of her family. Despite filing several complaints and providing information and material evidence, she stated that she did not receive effective protection capable of ending the abuse or preventing its recurrence, leaving her at continued risk as of the date of this documentation. The case highlights the intersection between technology-facilitated gender-based violence and barriers to effective protection and remedy.

On 3 August 2026, workers of the Environment, Planting and Gardening Company staged a series of protests across Oum Larayes, Metlaoui, and Redeyef in Gafsa Governorate over repeated delays in salary payments in recent months, the non-payment of allowances and bonuses, and the failure to implement social and collective agreements concluded with the trade union in 2018 and 2020. More than 3,000 workers took part in the protests, during which demonstrators burned tires and blocked several phosphate washing facilities. Participants described the mobilization as part of years of protests demanding their right to work and improvements to their working and social conditions, amid the continuing crisis affecting the company and the region.

Tunisian citizen Chokri Biyahi, aged 62, died on the evening of Thursday, 23 July 2026, in Hay El Fehri, Manouba Governorate, in circumstances which, according to his family, were linked to prolonged power outages. Due to his health condition, Biyahi relied on an electrically powered oxygen machine. His family subsequently filed a complaint against the Tunisian Company of Electricity and Gas (STEG), requesting an investigation into the repeated power outages and the circumstances surrounding his death.

Mohamed Ali Abdellaoui, a Public Law graduate, successfully completed all stages of the competitive examination for Foreign Affairs Secretaries. However, he was not included in the final list of successful candidates due to a negative security report. The report referred to his involvement with the cultural association “Artaki,” his links to left-wing individuals, and social media posts criticizing the President of the Republic.