The Tunisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights (FTDES) and the Moroccan Forum for Alternatives (FMAS), as the Secretariat for the organization of a session of the Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal (PPT) on migration in Tunis, regret to announce the postponement of this event initially scheduled (...)

Hundreds of groups and organizations worldwide sign multilingual Statement demanding peace, fundamental rights and freedoms of every person on the move.

FTDES open letter on the security situation in Libya.

The World Social Forum of Transformative Economies is the process of convergence of different local and international movements from the alternative economy, which we call transformative economies.

Between October 17 and November 20, the campaign "Indigenous Blood: Not a Single Drop More" will be held, led by Brazilian indigenous leaders, who will travel through 12 European countries denouncing the serious violations against indigenous peoples and the environment of Brazil, which has been occurring systematically since the inauguration of President Jair Bolsonaro in January this year. The envisaged countries on the route include Italy, Vatican, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Belgium, the Netherlands, France, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Portugal and Spain.

Presentation of the Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal (PPT) for its next session on the violations of migrants’ rights in the Maghreb and the Mediterranean to be held in Tunis in the first quarter of 2020

The Tunisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights (FTDES) and the Alternatives Forum in Morocco (FMAS), constituted as a Secretariat for the organization of a session of the Permanent People’s Tribunal on Migration in Tunis, regret to announce the postponement of this event initially scheduled (...)

Call for proposal and Testimony sheet for the Tunis PPT 2020

Organizations that want to sign the call can write to : no-aleca@riseup.net (First signatories at the end of the article)

The European Union is currently negotiating a Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement (DCFTA) with Tunisia. The EU wants its companies to get open access to the Tunisian market, and aims at imposing its norms, standards and procedures. Such an agreement would most probably worsen the socio-economic problems faced by Tunisia to benefit only to European corporations, and especially French ones.

As European organisations and movements, we denounce this DCFTA as a violent neo-colonial project. In solidarity with Tunisian organisations that oppose this agreement, we support their struggle against liberal policies imposed upon them by the European Union.

Solidarity with the prisoners of the Rif Hirak, imprisoned after peacefully campaigning for the most basic social rights in Morocco.