Tunisia's Troubled Waters: Truth and Dignity Commission

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Tunisia's Troubled Waters: Truth and Dignity Commission

For more than 60 years, Tunisia's ruling dictators have been accused of serious human rights violations - including murder, torture and illegal imprisonment. After the regime was overthrown during the 2011 revolution, a commission was established to investigate alleged crimes. But many victims fear the current Government is preventing the truth from being exposed. TRT World's Melinda Nucifora reports.

August 18, 2018