Houda Mzioudet is a freelance researcher on Tunisian and Libyan affairs. She has covered the Arab uprisings and researched the Tunisian democratic transition and the Libya conflict for various media outlets and think tanks. She is the co-author of Libya’s Displacement Crisis (Georgetown University Press, 2016) and author of a chapter on Black Tunisian activism and transitional justice in Transitional Justice in Tunisia: Innovations, Continuities, Challenges (Routledge, 2022).
Women play diverse roles in and exert major influence on popular movements against democratic erosion around the world, from Brazil to Hungary to India.
Tunisia is about to pass landmark legislation that criminalizes racial bias against the country’s black community.
