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Khaled’s mother, Habiba, shows us photos of her late son and his birth certificate, issued on December 28, 2015, at her son’s request so he could renew his documents and return to Tunisia. In Ouled Chamekh, a small town between Sousse and Kairouan, we visit the grieving family of Tarek Belgacem, the young Tunisian man shot dead by police outside the 18th Precinct in Paris and accused of a terrorist attack. The family, still in shock, disputes the claim that their son committed a terrorist act and speaks of police negligence and a misunderstanding between the police and their son. For his mother, Habiba, her son had nothing to do with ISIS.© Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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Le coussin Khaled (à droite) chez qui Khaled a vécu pendant plus d'un an comme clandestins à Ste Maxime. A côté le jeune frère du défunt. A Ouled Chamekh, petite ville entre Sousse et Kairouan, chez la famille endeuillée de Tarek Belgacem, le jeune tunisien abattu par les policiers devant le comissariat du 18ème à Paris et accusé d'attaque terroriste. La famille sous le choc remet en question l'acte terroriste de leur fils et parle d'une négligence policière et d'une incompréhension entre les policiers et leur fils. Pour la maman Habiba son fils n'a rien à voir avec Daesch.A Ouled Chamekh, petite ville entre Sousse et Kairouan, chez la famille endeuillée de Tarek Belgacem, le jeune tunisien abattu par les policiers devant le comissariat du 18ème à Paris et accusé d'attaque terroriste. La famille sous le choc remet en question l'acte terroriste de leur fils et parle d'une négligence policière et d'une incompréhension entre les policiers et leur fils. Pour la maman Habiba son fils n'a rien à voir avec Daesch.Khaled’s younger brother and his grandmother live in the countryside and work on the family farm. In Ouled Chamekh, a small town between Sousse and Kairouan, we visit the grieving family of Tarek Belgacem, the young Tunisian man shot dead by police outside the 18th Precinct in Paris and accused of a terrorist attack. The family, still in shock, disputes the claim that their son committed a terrorist act and speaks of police negligence and a misunderstanding between the police and their son. For his mother, Habiba, her son had nothing to do with ISIS.La grand mère et la tante de Khaled A Ouled Chamekh, petite ville entre Sousse et Kairouan, chez la famille endeuillée de Tarek Belgacem, le jeune tunisien abattu par les policiers devant le comissariat du 18ème à Paris et accusé d'attaque terroriste. La famille sous le choc remet en question l'acte terroriste de leur fils et parle d'une négligence policière et d'une incompréhension entre les policiers et leur fils. Pour la maman Habiba son fils n'a rien à voir avec Daesch.Khaled's younger brother lives in the countryside and works on the family farm. In Ouled Chamekh, a small town between Sousse and Kairouan, we visit the grieving family of Tarek Belgacem, the young Tunisian man shot dead by police outside the 18th Precinct in Paris and accused of a terrorist attack. The family, still in shock, disputes the claim that their son committed a terrorist act and speaks of police negligence and a misunderstanding between the officers and their son. For his mother, Habiba, her son had nothing to do with ISIS.Khaled's younger brother lives in the countryside and works on the family farm. In Ouled Chamekh, a small town between Sousse and Kairouan, we visit the grieving family of Tarek Belgacem, the young Tunisian man shot dead by police outside the 18th Precinct in Paris and accused of a terrorist attack. The family, still in shock, disputes the claim that their son committed a terrorist act and speaks of police negligence and a misunderstanding between the officers and their son. For his mother, Habiba, her son had nothing to do with ISIS.
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M33-091

Khaled’s mother, Habiba, shows us photos of her late son and his birth certificate, issued on December 28, 2015, at her son’s request so he could renew his documents and return to Tunisia. In Ouled Chamekh, a small town between Sousse and Kairouan, we visit the grieving family of Tarek Belgacem, the young Tunisian man shot dead by police outside the 18th Precinct in Paris and accused of a terrorist attack. The family, still in shock, disputes the claim that their son committed a terrorist act and speaks of police negligence and a misunderstanding between the police and their son. For his mother, Habiba, her son had nothing to do with ISIS.

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CategoryActualités / 2016 / M33-065 Family of the terrorist responsible for the attack in Paris's 18th arrondissement on January 12, 2016
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Date taken2016
PhotographerNicolas Fauqué
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