Tunisia plans drug law revisions

Tunisia intends to amend the 1992 Drug Law to strengthen tools for combating smuggling and dismantling organized crime networks, especially given the increasing activity at local, regional, and international levels and their use of modern technologies. The authorities are calling for new legal mechanisms, including interception of communications and cyber intrusion, to address the evolving nature of crime and its technological exploitation. The last partial amendment to the law was in 2017, which provided judges with flexible procedures in cases of consumption, while maintaining strict penalties for smugglers and traffickers. The proposed amendments aim to enhance the ability to dismantle networks and achieve justice more effectively.

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