Alongside 45 Tunisian and international organizations, including Nobel Peace Prize winning ones, Human Rights Watch has launched a campaign titled “No To Terrorism, Yes To Human Rights”. After several terrorist attacks hit Tunisia in 2015 and 2016, these groups came together to affirm that human rights abuses should not be allowed to taint legitimate counterterrorist operations. In this video, unemployed Tunisian national Nader Aloui says he was abusively imprisoned under terrorist charges for more than a year, before he was freed for lack of evidence.
More about the campaign:
Tunisia: “The police beat me. All kinds of beatings
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