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As Tunisia emerges from confinement, what future for its specialized chambers?

As Tunisia emerges from confinement, what future for its specialized chambers?

As Tunisia this week starts gradually coming out of confinement, will the fate of the judicial chambers specialized in transitional justice be sacrificed on the altar of economic recovery? Some victims are worried about this, while some legal experts think the functioning of these chambers might benefit from the pause.

By Olfa Belhassine

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