M24-050 Challenges to the Martyrs' Trial, April 16, 2015
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April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-099 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-098 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-097 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-096 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-095 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-094 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-093 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-092 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-091 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-090 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-089 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-088 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-087 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-086 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-085 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-084 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-083 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-082 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-081 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-080 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-079 · 2013
A man carries a placard which reads in Arabic, "Down with military justice, down with police rule" during a gathering on April 16, 2014, in front to National Constituent Assembly in the capital Tunis to protest against lenient verdicts by a military court against former officials of the regime of Ben Ali in the case of protesters killed and injured during the revolution.
M24-078 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-077 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-076 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-075 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-074 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-073 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-072 · 2013
April 16, 2014: Hundreds of people, including families of martyrs and civil society groups, demonstrated in Tunis to protest the lenient sentences handed down by the military court against former officials of the Ben Ali regime in the case involving protesters killed and injured during the 2011 revolution. “The people demand justice for the martyrs,” “What a shame, what a shame—the criminals are free!” chanted the demonstrators. The procession, led by family members of the victims and those who were injured, marched from the Bab Saadoun Military Court of Appeals in Tunis to the National Constituent Assembly in Bardo. “We will no longer trust the military justice system,” proclaimed a large poster. “I don’t care about the court’s verdicts. I demand vengeance for my son’s blood,” shouted the father of a young man killed in Menzel Bourguiba.
M24-071 · 2013
15 avril 2014 : conférence de presse des associations de soutien aux martyrs de la révolution pour contester le verdict du tribunal militaire le 12 avril. La cour d’appel militaire de Tunis a rendu une décision de justice très attendue dans le procès des martyrs de la révolution et a prononcé des allègements de peine, qui ont conduit à la libération de certaines anciens responsables politiques et sécuritaires du régime de Ben Ali. Cette décision a suscité une vive indignation de la société civile et des protestations des nombreuses familles de victimes des événements de la révolution de janveir 2011 dans les différentes régions de Tunisie.
M24-070 · 2013
15 avril 2014 : conférence de presse des associations de soutien aux martyrs de la révolution pour contester le verdict du tribunal militaire le 12 avril. La cour d’appel militaire de Tunis a rendu une décision de justice très attendue dans le procès des martyrs de la révolution et a prononcé des allègements de peine, qui ont conduit à la libération de certaines anciens responsables politiques et sécuritaires du régime de Ben Ali. Cette décision a suscité une vive indignation de la société civile et des protestations des nombreuses familles de victimes des événements de la révolution de janveir 2011 dans les différentes régions de Tunisie.
M24-069 · 2013
15 avril 2014 : conférence de presse des associations de soutien aux martyrs de la révolution pour contester le verdict du tribunal militaire le 12 avril. La cour d’appel militaire de Tunis a rendu une décision de justice très attendue dans le procès des martyrs de la révolution et a prononcé des allègements de peine, qui ont conduit à la libération de certaines anciens responsables politiques et sécuritaires du régime de Ben Ali. Cette décision a suscité une vive indignation de la société civile et des protestations des nombreuses familles de victimes des événements de la révolution de janveir 2011 dans les différentes régions de Tunisie.
M24-068 · 2013
15 avril 2014 : conférence de presse des associations de soutien aux martyrs de la révolution pour contester le verdict du tribunal militaire le 12 avril. La cour d’appel militaire de Tunis a rendu une décision de justice très attendue dans le procès des martyrs de la révolution et a prononcé des allègements de peine, qui ont conduit à la libération de certaines anciens responsables politiques et sécuritaires du régime de Ben Ali. Cette décision a suscité une vive indignation de la société civile et des protestations des nombreuses familles de victimes des événements de la révolution de janveir 2011 dans les différentes régions de Tunisie.
M24-067 · 2013
15 avril 2014 : conférence de presse des associations de soutien aux martyrs de la révolution pour contester le verdict du tribunal militaire le 12 avril. La cour d’appel militaire de Tunis a rendu une décision de justice très attendue dans le procès des martyrs de la révolution et a prononcé des allègements de peine, qui ont conduit à la libération de certaines anciens responsables politiques et sécuritaires du régime de Ben Ali. Cette décision a suscité une vive indignation de la société civile et des protestations des nombreuses familles de victimes des événements de la révolution de janveir 2011 dans les différentes régions de Tunisie.
M24-066 · 2013
15 avril 2014 : conférence de presse des associations de soutien aux martyrs de la révolution pour contester le verdict du tribunal militaire le 12 avril. La cour d’appel militaire de Tunis a rendu une décision de justice très attendue dans le procès des martyrs de la révolution et a prononcé des allègements de peine, qui ont conduit à la libération de certaines anciens responsables politiques et sécuritaires du régime de Ben Ali. Cette décision a suscité une vive indignation de la société civile et des protestations des nombreuses familles de victimes des événements de la révolution de janveir 2011 dans les différentes régions de Tunisie.
M24-065 · 2013
April 15, 2014: Rafik Haj Kacem’s attorney at a press conference held by associations supporting the martyrs of the revolution to challenge the military court’s verdict on April 12. The Military Court of Appeals in Tunis issued a highly anticipated ruling in the trial of the martyrs of the revolution and reduced the sentences, leading to the release of certain former political and security officials from the Ben Ali regime. This decision sparked strong outrage among civil society and protests from the many families of victims of the events of the January 2011 revolution across various regions of Tunisia.
M24-064 · 2013
April 15, 2014: Rafik Haj Kacem’s attorney at a press conference held by associations supporting the martyrs of the revolution to challenge the military court’s verdict on April 12. The Military Court of Appeals in Tunis issued a highly anticipated ruling in the trial of the martyrs of the revolution and reduced the sentences, leading to the release of certain former political and security officials from the Ben Ali regime. This decision sparked strong outrage among civil society and protests from the many families of victims of the events of the January 2011 revolution across various regions of Tunisia.
M24-063 · 2013
15 avril 2014 : conférence de presse des associations de soutien aux martyrs de la révolution pour contester le verdict du tribunal militaire le 12 avril. La cour d’appel militaire de Tunis a rendu une décision de justice très attendue dans le procès des martyrs de la révolution et a prononcé des allègements de peine, qui ont conduit à la libération de certaines anciens responsables politiques et sécuritaires du régime de Ben Ali. Cette décision a suscité une vive indignation de la société civile et des protestations des nombreuses familles de victimes des événements de la révolution de janveir 2011 dans les différentes régions de Tunisie.
M24-062 · 2013
15 avril 2014 : conférence de presse des associations de soutien aux martyrs de la révolution pour contester le verdict du tribunal militaire le 12 avril. La cour d’appel militaire de Tunis a rendu une décision de justice très attendue dans le procès des martyrs de la révolution et a prononcé des allègements de peine, qui ont conduit à la libération de certaines anciens responsables politiques et sécuritaires du régime de Ben Ali. Cette décision a suscité une vive indignation de la société civile et des protestations des nombreuses familles de victimes des événements de la révolution de janveir 2011 dans les différentes régions de Tunisie.
M24-061 · 2013
April 15, 2014: Rafik Haj Kacem’s attorney at a press conference held by associations supporting the martyrs of the revolution to challenge the military court’s verdict on April 12. The Military Court of Appeals in Tunis issued a highly anticipated ruling in the trial of the martyrs of the revolution and reduced the sentences, leading to the release of certain former political and security officials from the Ben Ali regime. This decision sparked strong outrage among civil society and protests from the many families of victims of the events of the January 2011 revolution across various regions of Tunisia.
M24-060 · 2013
15 avril 2014 : conférence de presse des associations de soutien aux martyrs de la révolution pour contester le verdict du tribunal militaire le 12 avril. La cour d’appel militaire de Tunis a rendu une décision de justice très attendue dans le procès des martyrs de la révolution et a prononcé des allègements de peine, qui ont conduit à la libération de certaines anciens responsables politiques et sécuritaires du régime de Ben Ali. Cette décision a suscité une vive indignation de la société civile et des protestations des nombreuses familles de victimes des événements de la révolution de janveir 2011 dans les différentes régions de Tunisie.
M24-059 · 2013
15 avril 2014 : Amor Safraoui, coordinateur du collectif de défense des familles des martyrs et blessés de la révolution à la conférence de presse des associations de soutien aux martyrs de la révolution pour contester le verdict du tribunal militaire le 12 avril. La cour d’appel militaire de Tunis a rendu une décision de justice très attendue dans le procès des martyrs de la révolution et a prononcé des allègements de peine, qui ont conduit à la libération de certaines anciens responsables politiques et sécuritaires du régime de Ben Ali. Cette décision a suscité une vive indignation de la société civile et des protestations des nombreuses familles de victimes des événements de la révolution de janveir 2011 dans les différentes régions de Tunisie.
M24-058 · 2013
15 avril 2014 : Amor Safraoui, coordinateur du collectif de défense des familles des martyrs et blessés de la révolution à la conférence de presse des associations de soutien aux martyrs de la révolution pour contester le verdict du tribunal militaire le 12 avril. La cour d’appel militaire de Tunis a rendu une décision de justice très attendue dans le procès des martyrs de la révolution et a prononcé des allègements de peine, qui ont conduit à la libération de certaines anciens responsables politiques et sécuritaires du régime de Ben Ali. Cette décision a suscité une vive indignation de la société civile et des protestations des nombreuses familles de victimes des événements de la révolution de janveir 2011 dans les différentes régions de Tunisie.
M24-057 · 2013
15 avril 2014 : conférence de presse des associations de soutien aux martyrs de la révolution pour contester le verdict du tribunal militaire le 12 avril. La cour d’appel militaire de Tunis a rendu une décision de justice très attendue dans le procès des martyrs de la révolution et a prononcé des allègements de peine, qui ont conduit à la libération de certaines anciens responsables politiques et sécuritaires du régime de Ben Ali. Cette décision a suscité une vive indignation de la société civile et des protestations des nombreuses familles de victimes des événements de la révolution de janveir 2011 dans les différentes régions de Tunisie.
M24-056 · 2013
15 avril 2014 : Amor Safraoui, coordinateur du collectif de défense des familles des martyrs et blessés de la révolution à la conférence de presse des associations de soutien aux martyrs de la révolution pour contester le verdict du tribunal militaire le 12 avril. La cour d’appel militaire de Tunis a rendu une décision de justice très attendue dans le procès des martyrs de la révolution et a prononcé des allègements de peine, qui ont conduit à la libération de certaines anciens responsables politiques et sécuritaires du régime de Ben Ali. Cette décision a suscité une vive indignation de la société civile et des protestations des nombreuses familles de victimes des événements de la révolution de janveir 2011 dans les différentes régions de Tunisie.
M24-055 · 2013
15 avril 2014 : Amor Safraoui, coordinateur du collectif de défense des familles des martyrs et blessés de la révolution à la conférence de presse des associations de soutien aux martyrs de la révolution pour contester le verdict du tribunal militaire le 12 avril. La cour d’appel militaire de Tunis a rendu une décision de justice très attendue dans le procès des martyrs de la révolution et a prononcé des allègements de peine, qui ont conduit à la libération de certaines anciens responsables politiques et sécuritaires du régime de Ben Ali. Cette décision a suscité une vive indignation de la société civile et des protestations des nombreuses familles de victimes des événements de la révolution de janveir 2011 dans les différentes régions de Tunisie.
M24-054 · 2013
15 avril 2014 : Amor Safraoui, coordinateur du collectif de défense des familles des martyrs et blessés de la révolution à la conférence de presse des associations de soutien aux martyrs de la révolution pour contester le verdict du tribunal militaire le 12 avril. La cour d’appel militaire de Tunis a rendu une décision de justice très attendue dans le procès des martyrs de la révolution et a prononcé des allègements de peine, qui ont conduit à la libération de certaines anciens responsables politiques et sécuritaires du régime de Ben Ali. Cette décision a suscité une vive indignation de la société civile et des protestations des nombreuses familles de victimes des événements de la révolution de janveir 2011 dans les différentes régions de Tunisie.
M24-053 · 2013
15 avril 2014 : conférence de presse des associations de soutien aux martyrs de la révolution pour contester le verdict du tribunal militaire le 12 avril. La cour d’appel militaire de Tunis a rendu une décision de justice très attendue dans le procès des martyrs de la révolution et a prononcé des allègements de peine, qui ont conduit à la libération de certaines anciens responsables politiques et sécuritaires du régime de Ben Ali. Cette décision a suscité une vive indignation de la société civile et des protestations des nombreuses familles de victimes des événements de la révolution de janveir 2011 dans les différentes régions de Tunisie.
M24-052 · 2013
15 avril 2014 : conférence de presse des associations de soutien aux martyrs de la révolution pour contester le verdict du tribunal militaire le 12 avril. La cour d’appel militaire de Tunis a rendu une décision de justice très attendue dans le procès des martyrs de la révolution et a prononcé des allègements de peine, qui ont conduit à la libération de certaines anciens responsables politiques et sécuritaires du régime de Ben Ali. Cette décision a suscité une vive indignation de la société civile et des protestations des nombreuses familles de victimes des événements de la révolution de janveir 2011 dans les différentes régions de Tunisie.
M24-051 · 2013
15 avril 2014 : conférence de presse des associations de soutien aux martyrs de la révolution pour contester le verdict du tribunal militaire le 12 avril. La cour d’appel militaire de Tunis a rendu une décision de justice très attendue dans le procès des martyrs de la révolution et a prononcé des allègements de peine, qui ont conduit à la libération de certaines anciens responsables politiques et sécuritaires du régime de Ben Ali. Cette décision a suscité une vive indignation de la société civile et des protestations des nombreuses familles de victimes des événements de la révolution de janveir 2011 dans les différentes régions de Tunisie.
M24-050 · 2013