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| EPISODE 1

A right lost in time

Some of the accusations currently hanging over the Tunisian justice system include the delay in ruling on cases and the continuous postponement of the restitution of rights to their holders in a never-ending cycle of procedures whose duration remains unspecified, thus undermining the effectiveness of justice for litigants and shaking their trust in it.
31 October 2022
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La lenteur des jugements et l’impact sur les droits des justiciables, dans un cycle sans fin de procédures à durée indéterminée, figurent parmi les accusations qui pèsent actuellement sur le système judiciaire tunisien, portant ainsi atteinte à l'efficacité de la justice auprès des plaignant·es et fragilisant leur confiance dans le système.
Created by
Yacemine Dhaouadi
Editorial Support
Emna Chebaane, Shaden Gannam
Editing, Mixing & Sound Design
Oussema Gaidi
Illustration
Hathemi Smedhi

"Nothing can impede justice like slowness", declared Ahmed Souab, Lawyer and former Judge about the impact of lengthy judicial procedures on litigants.

Those involved in the justice system blame that on multiple factors that have not been reformed, despite the compelling need to achieve effective justice for all citizens.

In the first session of "On the brink of Justice" podcast, you will listen to judges and lawyers who all have a common understanding of the reasons behind the length of judicial proceedings, which are often represented in the preliminary procedures that require sufficient time to gather the necessary evidence as well as in the lack of human resources in relation to the number of existing case files.

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On the brink of Justice

Through the "On the brink of Justice" podcast, consisting of six episodes, we delve into the facts and realities of the judicial system and its relationship with the citizens and the executive branch. From there, we examine the length of litigation, infrastructure, the Code of Criminal Procedure, and the relationship between judges and law enforcement. The podcast will also address the recent dismissals of certain judges and the publication of new texts covering the functioning of the judiciary, such as the new constitution in its fifth chapter, which deals with the judicial function and the law on criminal reconciliation.

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