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In France, Tunisian doctors bridge the gaps in the public hospital system
Exams, committees, precarious status: those wishing to practice medicine in France must go through a tortuous path. This tedious and sometimes humiliating process is widely used by French medicine to offset its shortcomings.
| 17 February 2022
Episode 2: A list published after a 10 year wait - but why the delay?
"How was the list drawn up? What were the working conditions? This was all confidential. The work was confidential until the last minute" - Indeterminate delays, lack of political will, vagueness surrounding clear and official definitions, the obscure process... The creation of the list of martyrs and wounded of the Revolution has been full of hurdles. This second episode retraces the blunders that left the victims waiting for an entire decade. 
| 07 June 2021
In Tunisia, environmental activists on trial
 In recent months, environmental activists have been prosecuted and silenced, and grassroots movements have suffered the most. Amid a broader attack on civil rights and liberties, inkyfada takes stock of the obstacles facing environmental activists. Against the backdrop of the worsening climate crisis, they are urgently needed. Yet, increasingly, they are under threat.
| 18 August 2023
Bouraoui, Hannache, Bouhafs ... Algerian opponents under threat in Tunisia
Algerian opponents and activists have fled to Tunisia to escape the threats they face in their country. The most recent example is Amira Bouraoui, who was at one point facing extradition. Before her, Zaki Hannache and Slimane Bouhafs came to Tunisia to seek refuge. Although Tunisia is legally obliged to protect these activists, their safety remains questionable.
| 09 March 2023
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