the European Parliament adopts by a large majority an emergency resolution on the human rights situation in Tunisia. The previous resolution on Tunisia dates back to May 23, 1996, and the attempts made since then (July 1997, April 1999, May 1999) were aborted when Tunisian diplomacy forced parliamentary groups to respond to insistent blackmail ("Islamist peril", women's rights, "economic performance" and empty promises of political liberalization).
the European Parliament adopts by a large majority an emergency resolution on the human rights situation in Tunisia. The previous resolution on Tunisia dates back to May 23, 1996, and the attempts made since then (July 1997, April 1999, May 1999) were aborted when Tunisian diplomacy forced parliamentary groups to respond to insistent blackmail ("Islamist peril", women's rights, "economic performance" and empty promises of political liberalization).
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