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Tunisia: Trabelsi “slave” faces former masters

Tunisia: Trabelsi “slave” faces former masters

On 2 July, the specialized chamber in Tunis heard defendants in the case of Rachida Kouki, a housemaid who worked for the family of the nephew of Leila Trabelsi Ben Ali, the former First Lady. Rachida Kouki's former bosses are accused of kidnapping and assaulting her before getting her sentenced to life in jail.

By Olfa Belhassine

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