NGOs Sound Alarm over Tunisia Prison Deaths Due to Heatwave
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NGOs sound alarm over Tunisia prison deaths due to heatwave
Rights advocates are warning about poor detention conditions in Tunisia where at least 23 prisoners have died recently from extreme heat. Authorities have not confirmed these figures without forensic reports.
Reports of the deaths of 23 prisoners in Tunisia have raised growing human rights concerns about conditions of detention, amid warnings about the impact of heat and overcrowding, demands for independent investigations and the detection of deaths.
Tunisia: Tunisia ' s non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and international organizations (NGOs) have launched a alarm bell on prison conditions in Tunisia, which have been exacerbated by the uproar in the country in recent weeks, with reports of the deaths of 23 prisoners. No official results of deaths recorded this summer have been published in prison institutions.
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