Is Nafes emerging as Tunisia's opposition?

The "Nafes" movement is an independent Tunisian community movement established to defend rights, freedoms, and the rule of law. It emerged in June 2026 during popular protests against the deteriorating economic situation and public services, especially due to declining trust in traditional political parties and organizations. The movement succeeded in attracting hundreds of young people from various political and social currents, emerging as an alternative in the streets through organizing peaceful protests focused on demanding the restoration of the democratic system and judicial independence, with an emphasis on human rights, electricity, water, health, and education issues. During the summer, the movement carried out active mobilizations despite the waning influence of political parties and organizations. Among the reasons for its success are the impactful use of social media and its friendly relations with different currents, including Islamists and liberals. Official statements affirm that "Nafes" is not a political party or a formal political framework but rather a platform for joint action in defense of citizens’ rights, with calls to find understandings with other political forces and civil society. It also advocates for activating national dialogue to pressure the authorities to revoke restrictive laws such as Decree 54 and to respond to social and human rights demands.

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