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Is Tunisia ready to listen to victims?

Is Tunisia ready to listen to victims?

After several postponements, Tunisia’s Truth and Dignity Commission, which was officially set up on June 9, 2014, will finally hold its first public hearings of victims this November 18. This key moment in the Tunisian transitional justice process nevertheless faces three major risks. The November 18 event will be broadcast with a slight delay by […]

By Olfa Belhassine, Tunis correspondent

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