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Two Tunisians Resign as EU Goodwill Ambassadors to Protest Human Rights2 min read

By Contributing Editor October 18, 2023
Written by Contributing Editor October 18, 2023
Tunisian influencers Yassine Sondos and Louay Cherni announced their resignation from their positions as EU goodwill ambassadors
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Two top Tunisian influencers resign from positions of EU goodwill ambassadors to protest human rights and war crimes committed under the total support of the European Union.

Tunisian influencers Yassine Sondos and Louay Cherni announced their resignation from their positions as EU goodwill ambassadors to Tunisia. They addressed the EU Neighbours South mission in order to terminate their activities as a goodwill ambassador of the European Union.

In the individual announcements made on their social media accounts, the main reason behind this move is to protest human rights and the numerous war crimes that were and are still being committed openly by Israel in Gaza before the full and unconditional support of the European Union.

The announcement came a day after Israel’s hospital bombing in Gaza, killing over 600 innocents civilians.

Tunisian influencer Yassine Sondos quits his role as EU goodwill ambassador to Tunisia
Tunisian influencers Yassine Sondos and Louay Cherni leave their roles as EU goodwill ambassadors to Tunisia
Tunisian influencers Yassine Sondos and Louay Cherni leave their roles as EU goodwill ambassadors to Tunisia.

The EU has been facing accusations of political bias in its total and unconditional support of the Israeli war on Gaza and its continuous support of the occupation of Palestinian territories.


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