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– Privacy is hard to protect in Tunisia, thanks to politics (Demo)

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By HRNJ-Uganda International Media News February 24, 2017

Almost six years after the regime's ousting, and despite the 2014 adoption of a constitution that grants all citizens the right to privacy, Tunisia's data protection law and its application, still do not meet international standards.
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