© Images de Tunisie — watermarked previewSeptember 22: Samir’s mother, Rabia, celebrates the announcement of her son’s provisional release outside the Military Court in Tunis, where a large crowd has gathered to show support for Samir Feriani during his ongoing trial. Late in the morning, the military court decided to grant Samir Feriani provisional release despite the serious charges against him. Samir Feriani is a Tunisian police officer who has been incarcerated since late May for claiming that “Ben Ali’s criminals” were still operating within the Ministry of the Interior. Following the first hearing of his trial for “undermining state security” before the Tunis Military Court, Samir Feriani, 44, was released on provisional bail, and the trial was adjourned until September 29. This decision was met with an outpouring of joy from the dozens of family members and supporters who had gathered outside the courthouse early that morning. His family, including his three children, were in tears, and his aunt fainted. “This is a victory for human rights, for freedom of expression, and for all of Tunisia,” said Leila Feriani, the officer’s wife. September 22: Samir’s son celebrates the announcement of his father’s provisional release outside the Military Court of Tunis, where a large crowd had gathered to show support for Samir Feriani during his ongoing trial. Late in the morning, the military court decided to grant Samir Feriani provisional release despite the serious charges against him. Samir Feriani is a Tunisian police officer who has been incarcerated since late May for claiming that “Ben Ali’s criminals” were still operating within the Ministry of the Interior. At the conclusion of the first hearing of his trial for “undermining state security” before the Tunis Military Court, Samir Feriani, 44, was released on provisional bail, and the trial was adjourned until September 29. This decision was met with an outpouring of joy from dozens of relatives and supporters.
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