Tunisia
Crushing the person, crushing a movement:
The solitary confinement of political prisoners

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I. Summary

II. Recommendations

III. Background on Political Prisoners in Tunisia

IV. Prolonged Isolation of Prisoners

V. New Information from Recently Released Prisoners

Ali Laaridh: Tunisia’s Most Isolated Prisoner

Zied Douletli: Thirteen Prisons in Fourteen Years

Moustapha Ben Hlima: From Solitary to Small-group Confinement

VI. Abdelkarim Harouni: Still in Solitary Confinement

VII. Official Statements on the Isolation of Prisoners

VIII. Nabil Ouaer: The Extreme Vulnerability of Being in Isolation

Acknowledgments

APPENDIX A

APPENDIX B