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The Dilemma of The Antiterrorist Justice System

This audio documentary in five chapters is an unprecedented dive into the workings of the Tunisian antiterrorist justice. As an extention of the documentary "Daech, the dilemma of justice", it compiles more than two years of investigations and interviews in an attempt to shed light on the issues facing the antiterrorism system in Tunisia.
30 March 2021
docusonores Documentaire sonore | Le dilemme de la justice antiterroriste en Tunisie - وثائقي صوتي | معضلة قضاء مكافحة الإرهاب في تونس Ce documentaire sonore en cinq chapitres est une plongée inédite dans les rouages de la justice antiterroriste tunisienne. elle prolonge le documentaire daech, le dilemme de la justice et compile plus de deux ans d’enquêtes et d’entretiens pour tenter d’éclairer les enjeux de l’antiterrorisme en Tunisie. تشكّل هذه السّلسلة المصوّرة غوصا غير مسبوق في دواليب قضاء مكافحة الإرهاب التّونسي. وتُعدّ امتدادا للشريط الوثائقي "داعش ، معضلة العدالة" إذ تجمّع ما يزيد عن عامين من التّحقيقات والمقابلات في محاولة لتسليط الضوء على رهانات مكافحة الإرهاب في تونس. 47439 [{"user_id":"1454"}]

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Torture and detention: A Radicalisation Machine

Those accused of terrorism are often given ‘preferential treatment’, a.k.a. brutal arrests, torture, systematic incarceration in degrading conditions regardless of the severity of the offence, etc. When they are subsequently thrown into prison without being distinguished from ordinary prisoners, a radicalisation machine is set in motion inside the prison cells.

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The returnees who cannot return

Should Tunisian ex-combatants of the Islamic State be repatriated in order to be judged? This is a divisive issue in Tunisia. Given the differing estimates, it would be tricky to try to present an exact number of potential returnees, thus the National Security Council has decided that for the time being, only a few individuals will be repatriated. However, the challenge remains in the inability to guarantee a fair trial.
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The Origins of the Disaster

Following the two terrorist attacks in 2002 and 2007, the propagated image of terrorism not being native to Tunisia was shattered. In 2011, a general amnesty for all political prisoners further contributed to the already fragile security situation. Between political negligence and tightened security, the handling of terrorism-related cases in Tunisia over the past two decades provides necessary insight for understanding the precarious situation today.
EPISODE 1

The Inner Workings of the Tunis Courthouse

Inside courtroom No. 6, the defendants respectively appeared before the judges and lawyers, as their families anxiously looked on. It was here that the hearings, condemning hundreds of suspects for being directly or indirectly linked to terrorism, were endlessly held. These young people embodied the consequences of the painful debate concerning the Tunisian justice system, security institutions, and public opinion.

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In Parentheses

In early November 2024, Omar recalls his transfer after eight months in prison to a new cell, where he began to experience the hardest period of his life due to a scabies outbreak, and his meeting with new cellmates, including Osama and Saif, who played an important role in supporting him emotionally, amid his fears of having his identity exposed and his connection to stigmatized human rights causes.

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My body became a battlefield for torture

How does a prisoner’s body become a battlefield? In this episode, Omar recounts months of constant itching, lice, scabies, painful boils, and fragmented sleep, a condition easily treatable outside prison, yet turned inside into a daily method of torture.

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Eating in my dreams, starving in prison

This episode presents a direct testimony about the experience of hunger inside prisons after October 7, and about how food became the central element of daily life in the cells. Omar recounts the impact of the starvation policy imposed on the prisoners, and how it shaped their dreams, their behavior, and their internal organization. From dreaming about food, to storing bread, to a rudimentary barter system, and finally to the tensions and solidarity among prisoners, a documentation of a life governed by severe scarcity, and of hunger turned into a tool of control and punishment.

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