All articles written by Nesrine Zribi
Nightlife: a false sense of security for LGBTQIA+ people
14
March
2023
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In a country where homosexuality is considered a crime, how do LGBTQIA+ people manage to live life to the fullest? In the artistic and nightlife scene, some spaces claim to be - discreetly - open to the LGBTQIA+ community, giving them access to bars and theaters where they can be themselves. Even so, Anas, Imene, Nour, and many other patrons still feel unsafe.
A jeopardized judiciary, trapped between the police and the executive
13
December
2022
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Is justice independent in Tunisia? Police threats, judges' leniency with law enforcement bodies, the executive power’s stranglehold on the judicial system...inkyfada looks into the issues threatening the independence of the judiciary, a few months following Kaïs Saied's arbitrary dismissal of 57 judges.
An overloaded justice : a slow judicial system struggling to change
29
October
2022
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Why do most trials drag on for several years? Confronted with the question of the slowness of the judicial system, judges tend to blame it on the lack of human and material resources. But what exactly is the cause?
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Across Africa, families of migrants lost at sea join forces for comfort and justice
11
September
2022
| Documentation and editing
In West and North Africa, survivors of migrants who've vanished have come together to support each other and pay tribute to their family members. But above all, they're trying any means possible to find out the truth and get justice after years of silence.
The Constitution and referendum: unsustainable delays, tensions and malfunctions
29
June
2022
| Documentation
One year after assuming full powers, Kaïs Saied is implementing his promises: drafting a new Constitution as well as a referendum that will, according to him, "give the people power". Organised in barely two months, several malfunctions have hindered the process.
Sewage Dumping in the Southern Suburbs of Tunis: A Sea of Excrement
08
October
2021
| Document translation
For more than two decades, the beaches in the southern suburbs of Tunis have seen regular swimming bans due to high levels of pollution. What exactly do these waters contain? Inkyfada has had access to water analyses that detail the nature of this marine pollution, and the associated risks it poses to humans and biodiversity.
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