Summary
Tunisia's parliament has adopted a law criminalizing racist speech, incitement to hatred and discrimination, in a vote hailed as a historic first in a country with a significant black minority.
Incitement to hatred, making racist threats, spreading and advocating racism, and belonging to an organization that supports discrimination are punishable by one to three years in prison and can be fined up to 3,000 dinars.
Non-governmental organizations in Tunisia often report attacks on people singled out for the color of their skin.
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