SOLIDARITY, NEWS AND STATEMENTS ABOUT TUNISIA
We gathered in this page all the links referring to declarations of solidarity, news and documents concerning the situation in Tunisia:
Thursday, May 9th 2024
The Executive board of the Association of Tunisian Magistrates, member of the International Association of Judges, released two statements on:
- the current situation of the judiciary in Tunisia: EN, FR
- the attack on the judges’ trade union right: EN, FR
Tuesday, Feb 12th 2024
ICJ: “Complaint to the UN Human Rights Committee: Tunisia must answer for attacks on judicial independence”
On 12th February 2024, the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) published an article on an individual communication against Tunisia to the UN Human Rights Committee (HRC).
“With the support of the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) and Human Rights in Practice, Judge Youssef Bouzakher, President of the dissolved High Judicial Council (HJC) and one of the 57 judges and prosecutors arbitrarily dismissed by President Kais Saied, submitted an individual communication against Tunisia to the UN Human Rights Committee (HRC).”
Saturday, Sep 23rd 2023
On 19 September 2023, during the Central Council meeting of the IAJ in Taipei (Taiwan), the Judicial Independence awards was awarded to Judge Anas Hmedi, President of the Tunisian Association of Judges:
On September 21st on the occasion of the second and last session of the Central Council in Tel Aviv (Israel), a resolution was adopted by the Assembly:
H.P. Christophe Régnard’s Mission Report and Presentation
On 5-7 of July 2022, an important meeting organised by the “Association des Magistrats Tunisiens”, member of the IAJ, took place in Tunis (Tunisia).
In attendance were the President of the African Group, Ms. Marcelle Kouassi and IAJ Honorary President Mr. Christophe Regnard.
H.P. Régnard prepared a mission report referring about the worring situation of judicial independence in Tunisia.
We publish here his report (in French), together with his presentation held in Tunis (in French), once again expressing IAJ’s complete and staunch solidarity to our Tunisian colleagues in this difficult moment.
H.P. Christophe Régnard Mission to Tunisia Report: 2022-07-10 rapport mission UIM Tunisie
H.P. Christophe Régnard Présentation in Tunis: 2022-07-06 Conférence débat TUNIS
Conference in Tunisia
On 5-7 of July 2022, an important meeting organised by the “Association des Magistrats Tunisiens”, member of the IAJ, will take place.
In attendance : the President of the African Group, Ms Marcelle Kouassi and one of the Honorary Presidents of the IAJ, Mr Christophe Regnard .
Hereinafter the programme of the event (in French): Programme
Hereianfter the link to previous news:
Friday, July 1st 2022
Statement on the health condition of Tunisian judges on hunger strike:
Hereinafter a statement , in English and Arab, concerning the critical health condition of Tunisian judges on hunger strike:
Wednesday, Jun 15th 2022
The Presidency Committee of the International Association of Judges (IAJ), meeting in Verona on May 11, 2022, discussed the current situation of justice in Tunisia and deliberated, unanimously, to approve the following declaration:
Declaration (in English and French)
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The African Group, gathered in Tunis (Tunisia) on May 7 to 10, 2022, adopted a declaration on Tunisia.
You can find the declaration here:
Declaration_en
Declaration_fr
Tuesday, Feb 15th 2022
Declaration on the situation of the Judiciary in Tunisia
The International Association of Judges endorsed a declaration, in French and English, concerning the situation of the Judiciary in Tunisia.
The IAJ expresses its solidarity with the Tunisian Judges and the members of the Superior Council of the Judiciary in their struggle for an independent judiciary, with integrity and guarantor of rights and freedoms according to international standards.
Declaration (in French)
Declaration (in English)
International Association of Judges
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