Tunisia: Civil Society Calls for Transitional Justice to Be Included in National Priorities

Tunis/Tunisia — Members of civil society have urged including transitional justice in the priorities of the President of the Republic and the next government, in accordance with Article 148 of the Constitution and Law 53/2013 organizing the Transitional Justice.

The signatories, among organizations, associations and trade unions, have, in a joint statement, welcomed the exceptional measures announced by President Kais Saied last July 25, as well as his statements about penal reconciliation with businessmen involved in the embezzlement of public funds, in return for the creation of development projects.

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