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Tunisian Women’s Rights Group ATFD Remains Committed to Advocacy and Legal Compliance

NewsDesk Milli Chronicle October 25, 2025October 25, 2025 advocacy for women, ATFD Tunisia, civic engagement Tunisia, community engagement Tunisia, democratic advocacy, empowering women, equitable policy reforms, gender equality Tunisia, independent civic action, international partnerships, leadership training women, legal compliance associations, Raja Dahmani, social innovation Tunisia, social justice Tunisia, Tunisia democracy initiatives, Tunisian civil society, Tunisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights, women empowerment programs, women’s rights Tunisia

Tunis – The Tunisian Association of Democratic Women (ATFD), a longstanding advocate for democracy and women’s empowerment, has affirmed its commitment to continued advocacy after authorities issued a temporary suspension of its activities.

The association, led by Raja Dahmani, emphasized that it operates fully within legal frameworks and will pursue all available legal avenues to ensure its mission continues without interruption.

Founded in 1989, ATFD has played a pivotal role in promoting democratic values and advancing women’s rights in Tunisia.

Its programs have consistently focused on empowering women, fostering civic engagement, and promoting equal opportunities across social, political, and economic spheres.

The organization’s dedication remains steadfast despite temporary operational challenges.

ATFD has received widespread support from fellow civil society groups, including the Tunisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights, which highlighted the importance of maintaining independent civic action.

Solidarity from local and international rights organizations underscores ATFD’s credibility and influence in promoting inclusive governance and social progress.

Raja Dahmani reassured stakeholders that the association fully complies with national regulations governing associations, and all steps are being taken to ensure the temporary suspension does not disrupt ongoing projects.

Legal measures are being pursued proactively to reinforce transparency and adherence to regulatory standards.

The association’s work continues to resonate with communities throughout Tunisia, focusing on educational initiatives, leadership training for women, and advocacy for equitable policy reforms.

Its long history of promoting social justice demonstrates resilience and a commitment to positive change in society.

Despite recent regulatory challenges, ATFD’s programs and initiatives remain robust, aiming to strengthen women’s participation in political, economic, and social spheres.

The organization continues to engage with local communities and authorities to advance dialogue, cooperation, and sustainable development goals.

ATFD also collaborates with other regional and international organizations to share expertise, resources, and best practices, creating a network of support that amplifies its mission.

By maintaining strong partnerships, the association reinforces its position as a leader in civic advocacy and gender equality.

The association’s continued dedication to fostering empowerment, leadership, and social innovation ensures that its impact remains significant in Tunisia.

Through strategic planning, education, and legal compliance, ATFD is poised to sustain its efforts for democratic engagement and women’s rights in the years to come.

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