Hundreds of Tunisians are protesting against a law that proposes granting amnesty to people accused of corruption. If the so-called economic reconciliation bill is passed, those accused of corruption will not be prosecuted, but will instead be ordered to pay a fine and reimburse embezzled funds. Tunisian NGOs, civil society groups and international organisations have denounced the draft legislation, warning that it could intensify corruption.
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