Tunisia: Ben Ali Gets Jail Sentence
The Tunis Military Court sentenced ex-prime minister Mohamed Ghannouchi to 20 years jail in absentia in the Ouardanine affair.
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Tunisia:
Ben Ali Sentenced to 20 Years' Jail
Tunis Afrique Presse, 13 June 2012
Ousted President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali was sentenced to 20 years jail in absentia in the Ouardanine affair, reported on Wednesday authorised sources of the military justice. Read more »
Protesters (file photo).
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Tunisia:
Q&A On the Trial of Ben Ali, Others for Killing Protesters
HRW, 11 June 2012
1. What is the Ben Ali trial all about? Read more »
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Tunisia:
Injured of the Uprising Urgently Need Care
HRW, 28 May 2012
Many victims of police violence during Tunisia's 2010-2011 uprising have received neither proper care nor effective government compensation for their injuries, Human Rights Watch… Read more »
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Tunisia:
Ex-PM Says Ben Ali Wanted to Kill Protestors
RNW Africa, 16 January 2012
Tunisia's ex-prime minister Mohamed Ghannouchi told a tribunal Monday that toppled strongman Zine El Abidine Ben Ali had wanted to kill at least 1,000 protestors demanding his… Read more »
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Tunisia:
Top Ben Ali Officials On Trial for Involvement in Killing of Protesters
Tunisia Live, 3 January 2012
Today, January 3rd, trial proceedings addressing those killed and wounded in the uprisings prior to the ouster of Ben Ali were resumed. The trial was held at the Military Court of… Read more »
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Tunisia:
Trial of Martyrs' Killers Begins Today
Tunisia Live, 21 December 2011
Today, the Military Criminal Court in Tunis initiated proceedings in a case involving the compensation of martyrs and individuals wounded during the revolution in the governorates… Read more »