Karina Piser
Karina Piser is a
Master’s candidate in International Security at Sciences Po Paris. She recently
spent three months in Tunis conducting fieldwork on the constitution.
Tunisia Polices CyberspaceDespite the ouster of Ben Ali, Internet freedom remains limited in Tunisia, stifled by inefficient institutions and insufficient political will. The widely praised constitution, which lacks provisions specifically protecting personal data, does little to mitigate these risks. Read More
Tunisia’s Kitchen Sink ConstitutionOn January 26, 2014, the Tunisian constitution passed with 200 out of 216 votes. Continued disagreement over Islam’s social and political role, however, is the new constitution’s blueprint. Read More