Tunisia’s “I Watch” organisation on Saturday (April 13th) launched a new online “crowd-map” for reporting cases of corruption. The name chosen for the site is “Billkamcha”, a slang term for a person “caught in the act”. Just 48 hours after the site went live, it already collected 7,000 supporters. “This interactive website is designed to enable the victims of corruption to immediately report what happened to them whether this corruption is financial, administrative or in the form of favouritism,” I-Watch Tunisia President Achraf Aouadi explained at the event launch. Read More