State of emergency declared in Tunisia in 2015 extended until the end of 2024

The state of emergency, which was implemented following the 2015 attack on the Tunisian Presidential Guard, has been extended until the end of 2024.

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State of emergency declared in Tunisia in 2015 extended until the end of 2024

According to the presidential decree published in the Official Gazette, the state of emergency that began in 2015 has been extended from January 31, 2024, until December 31, 2024.

STATE OF EMERGENCY POWERS

The state of emergency grants the Ministry of Interior and security units extraordinary powers such as "banning meetings, imposing curfews, issuing search warrants without court permission, and censoring the press."

WHAT HAPPENED?

Following the bombing on November 24, 2015, targeting the Presidential Guard Regiment on Mohamed V Avenue in the capital, Tunis, a one-month state of emergency was declared in the country, which was subsequently decided to be extended many times.

News Source: AA