Workers' Party denounces threats against Hamma Hammami

In a statement, the political party indicated that this publication, attributed to an internet user presented as a supporter of President Kaïs Saïed, is linked to Hamma Hammami's critical stance against the current government. The Workers' Party denounced the video remaining online, believing that authorities have not taken necessary measures to remove it or to prosecute its alleged author. The left-wing party considers this incident part of a context marked by "the rise of hate speech and violence," accusing the government of fostering a hostile climate towards its opponents.

The Workers' Party asserts that the threats against its Secretary-General extend a series of verbal attacks and accusations directed, according to the party, against critical voices of the government, including political officials, journalists, civil society activists, and trade unionists. The party affirms that these threats will not undermine its political commitment and that it will continue its work for social rights, freedom, and dignity. The Workers' Party calls on Tunisians to oppose "criminal calls" targeting, in its view, several opposition political figures.

It also states that it will defend its activists and its Secretary-General against any intimidation attempt. As of now, no official reaction from the authoritie