After the Finance Act came into force, prices unprecedentedly increased in Tunisia, and some honest experts estimated that these increases could affect a fifth of people's income.

On Sunday morning, 17 December 2017, the government launched its security apparatus in Sidi Bouzid to storm Hizb ut Tahrir’s headquarters and then took all those who were in the office to the police station. They seized all the banners and posters that were at the headquarters.

Invitation to a Picket of Rage in Support for the Aqsa and for All the Occupied Muslim Countries

The government continues to allege and brag about allowing the freedom of political work, but it also does not stop pursuing the call to Islam from Hizb ut Tahrir’s Shabab. There it is today, 23rd November 2017, once again it judges in Siliana (the court of first instance) a member of Hizb ut Tahrir, Ahmad Al-Faydi, charging him for “distribution of publications that will disturb the public security”