Tunisia Bolsters Narcotics Law to Crush Evolving Crime Networks
Tunisia is set to overhaul its 1992 narcotics legislation, signaling a robust commitment to combating smuggling and organized crime. This strategic revision aims to equip the nation with advanced tools to dismantle complex illicit operations, including those leveraging modern technology. The move underscores Tunisia's resolve to safeguard its borders and national security against escalating criminal threats.
[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis -- Tunisia is preparing to revise its narcotics law, in force since 1992, with the aim of developing tools to combat smuggling and dismantle organised crime networks whose activities have evolved at the local, regional and international levels, partic
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